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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

Undated Lead International situation
liy Tine Associated prcssD
Germany has met with another RI
buff from tho council Of four Of The
peace conference IN tho effort hei
plonipotcntiarita az Versailles ara
making 10 secure alterations In the
peace treaty by setting forth object.
tionH In u series of notes.
The council has refused 10 consid
or the note sent by the Germans re-.
rnrding International labor legislation.
and IN "a lengthy note states he fcns,
on why such confederation b. no,
given.
Vigorous measures that Will be an
immcdinte result OF the OcrmanH 70
fuHai 20 niEn the poafo treaty have
heon planned ~ tho council Marsha
foSh. commander IN chief OF the al
He'd armies .ia on the Hhinc front and
dispatches state thai he will take
such action uH o. necessary in the
event of the failure of the enemy %
sian the treaty
Berlin. "Wednesday May IA
note OF considerable length present
cd 60 the peace council hy tho Uermnh p
ulcniputuutinrlpH deals with all the
proposed territorial changes THE
note does not donY that the principle
OF self determination can be- asserted
fur several Of tho changes. such is
concerns Poland and Schloswig. hut
does not cnucvde that the territories
populated hy grfmHua. "cnn be- hhr.
tered like pawnH ua security for thu
financial or economic demands of
Hefmnny.H enemies" tn this connect
ion the note protests strongly regard.
ing tho S1rro valley and declares u "a
vain 20 object that the proposed oc-
rupniion Will be- temporary. because
u iH declared. u Germany is not in 4
position to repurchpHr tho mines with
gold ~ tho end nf uftcsn Ncufs. the
region o. destined finally ~ ro to
France oven if the population pro-
nounrcH unanimously in fuyor Of Ger
many"
Paris. May iT Tho Austrian peace
terms probably win ho presented tn
tho Austrian delegation uvNt Wedneg-
day. Tho terms, " be- understood. &C..
quiro the diHmantlinF of tho famous
skodu works pmong other armament
pinntH
The council or four this morning
discussed with itH military advisors
the military terms OF the treaty II
iH undcutuod thnt these are similar
90 those iu tho German trc1ty inY
cluding tho prohibition Of conacript-
ion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
~ v,,s assoeisrrn -ss..

BERLIN Wednesday May liCouni Brockdorff Rantzau
the head Of the peace delegation
other members Of the delegation the Of the three
Premier Ccmcnceau pointed that the peace is
could accepted could
II impossible TO fuh lis
Dispatches from Versailles reporting the count action add that
he told the delegation that would nothing
intended fulfill The delegation he continued would endeavor
to improve the treaty and make It's signing possible
LONDON May l5-PhiPp Scheidemann the German premier
has the Berlin correspondent Of the Daily Herald the labor
appeal the British people realize the appalling
position placed In by the conditions "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Brblc Siudont.' Con,,ction Ip-ct

Nrw York. May 10 Reversal ~
the conviction of Joseph q Huther-
ford und s0Non other members OF the
international lNhlc Students aHsocia.
iiun and allied organizations. who
were found guilty Of violation Of tho
espionage oct was ordered today in
zen opinion of the United states cir.
Duit court of upponls hers. The opin-
ION states that tho defendants who
were convicted hN e jury before Frd
erll Judge Harlan e. Howe in Brook.
Nn did not have fair trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
\. C.,l AND \. C.-3
FIRST TO DEPART
FOR THE AZORES
Dirigible, After Twenty -Four.
Hour Cruise From New York TO
Newfoundland, Breaks Loose
and Is Carried Out 10 Sea

Trcpas,cy Bay y. =. MAY Ii
The American scaplane y. C..l
left her mourings this afternoon
for the flight to Azores, taxing
along the water for the hop.off.
The y. C.1 left at ji3l u. NJ.
Newfoundland time.
The y C..l was quickly followed
hy the y ca. which TAXED from
her muoring at j:j2 =. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
'-tt~ oN WN
~ ~TNttIIN6 pptNT

80 john. E o. Mos IaN aHt.
plan. probably tho y e. WtH sight.
rU over tho island OF lIvrrr lsU
uI'.. suuihHrs ut Tr.pt 900 ."
uHm tNtN lurk uW,n.
Washington Mos o.. TH, N e. o
500. within f.u miIrs uf Trure,t ni'
Hf -l um tNHahIHefuU umrI the
HHtH department Nss advised Ht -fH-
NHH .H.p number twH. NHNHI Off
y.tls .Hum1fud that th, ruu would
rUurh Trruls.rN N .1 u"Iuuk.
Washington tnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
New Mexico Boys
On Way Back

Brcst. May i5 The i3yiathlan viii
lli this evening with s.90N troops Of
the sHth division Among the passsn-
Erra Will boz Henry T. DAWSON, char
man Of the Hed Cross war council
and Representative Julius Kahn %
California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
GERMANY CANNOT SIGN PRESENT TREATY SAYS HEAD OF HUN DELEGATION
IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE
UP TO TERMS, CLAIMS
BROCKDORFF- F-RANTZAU

Scheidemann Appeals to British People
To Realize the Appalling Position" In Which
Pact Will Place Germany; Huns Present
Lengthy Note As to Territorial Changes; Allies
Refuse to Consider Protest Regarding Interns-
tional Legislation; Marshal Foch Getting Busy
To Deal Swift Blow to Germany If Peace Treaty
Is Not Signed; Austria to Lose Great Armament
Plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

Washington. Victor Dergcr. con-
grcnsman elect from Wisconsin .un-
der Jail sentence Tor violation Of tho
espionage act arrived here rrcpara-
tory 90 presenting hi2 credentials and
request that he be seated o. a mem
hor Of tho house when congress con.
Nuucs next Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
At Her Old Tricks
They Are Coming Back
Heading For Europe

= IitNNNY T. NJ her obi
II trisk- again. i.Nrr sinsss
titc CoIteuts uf the Isnst'
trvaN Wrr made known to hcf.
~lr ha- b',u making mnrc ~ lss-s
dirsst apIH,ai- Ia tie working
rias-s- uf the Nariuu~ ailis~i ,Otn-
tfi,'n e. stand bgtwss'n her and her
Just punishment.
1oslnN. thnnstllOr ~glgl,lcnann
uiakt~ an utnli lpi.'n io the ltriti-h
IESIpl'. tlirluEii "a british lalrpf
laIsf. a. raiisr the appalling
lss-itiun German, - piac,d in b.,
the pcar" conditions"
"Di,i,lc and ,snqu,.t'' ltas lp.'n
the German ma Nim -insr the tins
ui ui-inank. German, y pur~u-
ing the ~aup tagtis7- to-day. She u
trsing to drive wedge hctNtsn
uH lalrsing ciR--s'- of the 90.
tsnt- spunirie~ al,d tiicir r-Iust-
I've governments.
We b'iic,c that labor through.
o,r the wurid viii b. tDp a~tutr
to y" dsSsfNrd y, ths Nasiiiasrl-
'Hn plra ~ thr t.cilnait- ~. la
hufing ola-- of the a~ssufatssi
Is"wer-, haze felt thcir -iiar' uf
THE German atrs iti,-. and tlIet
wv NhNNN u NNNANNNNHMH NNNl
thrir fufFurr rtn'mis-.
THE Whsle wurbi rtaiisr. that
titi tts'usv tsfuu- ARE iu-i. Indeed.
~" dnmart that t.gflnanN iii
during the wsr cannot BE- rutirsN
compensated d, in,isn,nitir-. d,
suunft' uii,a- uf tstritur, ur b,
tsUnuui' handhaft~.
t.nii mark uauuut r'-turv ut
~ giiiiir'n uf the iu-itauin Win
az hing iu the Nilaniir ups".
Province vannut hrinH Ia No the
tiiuu~tnsi~ ~ mrn, Nungn aiisi
titiitirtu ,i'pr ~ death h, the
t.rrnan- Ia iirigiuni. ihinnsiai
nfrangtntCut- tan never b. uiasir
in ,pmpn~atr luimanit, fur the
assassination ~ Itiiih tnNvil.
captain lfsatt. 90 tie thuu-an,i-
uf other martyr to t.cftnnn har.
haft~tn
Iri GcrunnN IGN The tt~nt,
aui rriui,,' that .lir ~ not ,irai.
ing With ~ rnrin, hkc hst-.if
Wtrum, neNs ior Sew McsIe
Intn.r.. WltrH hrutnfrs listers Hn
Nrr'hrfrfa iH contained fn r. atsfsafe
HuHHr. fN. sailing ~ tnH rIf
rHr IHr l.INfnUu With usnH,r
70 uH. ,1'N IIt.|uH I.r ihp nrnfu
''h contain. HHr. Sew Mexican sH
..f#
pur fighter. regardless of nation
I"it hfr acquitted fu.ua,INns .T'H
iIH.f 1000. fN. n.. U.f H 1000 boz
...". NN.. 'N.. r.'sHU fH POO. .tf
I .I" HIHU
Two OFF uu. ufs HsIwuitnr. r
.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

MlshiuEiuu. Secretary Baker de-
uiod there was uu, relation htt1frtn
nn, attempt tu support the purur OF
m"1t supplies iu ihiH country and tho
tentative arrangement reached lY
r,prrHrutltN,s of tho war department
aud th" piskinr interest for tho dl.-
pusul abroad uf ..0. .uuO. 900 pounds OF
canned meat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Three SIayerS of
Spartacan Chiefs
Get Prison Terms

Berlin. MIN Ii tiitNHHN Three ui
iu' persons charged With the murder
ui lr kaU lIcI kurpht aud tuHu
luN,mhurg during SpyritDHu disur.
lrTs ItHf winter. were convicted nN
tlu court martial Tho uu-suf named
tuurr. Wts -rnirurrd fu two years tu
prison BU1 fuur Nrura deprivation uf
DNu right. Lieut. kurr AugpI wHr
.,uf,urr. ru tNn ,,lIa Boo prison HuH
tour muufNt under arrest With di#-
WI--tl fpm the arrNIDr Lieut. IItf-
der arrest
Th, uthrr persons accused w,fr lr.
united
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
srEEn PRICES.

Kansas city-tio.oO 10 tisss.
Donver-tis.so 10 1850.
chlcago--,ie.7s 10 sisas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

New York, May is--Copper aud
Iron unchanged lead steady; spot
iS5m Sos. June fgsmS.Ha speiter
steady. East 81 Louis spot s02Hsi2.
July G.nfnG.ea A. London. spot
copper ~ "a. i2s. cd tin IN. 237.
o. 90. lead ~ 20, ~. Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
NAVAL MEN TO TAKE
PART IN CELEBRATION
ALSO Consider Plans for Forming
Permanent Organization Of Men
Serving in War.

Naval men OF Richmond met last
night for the double purpose of form
Ing a permanent organization and as
sistnE In the exercises connected with
the home comirc of the Richmond SOL
diers. The gathering took place at
the navy recruiting Office, sos East
Main Street. and over 100 mon parti-
cipated The meeting was presided
KivliG han acted ~ secretary. II was
decided that there should be formed
permanent organization, and that II
should include all men who mad served
in the naval reserve. regular navy and
the feet reserve.
The followinG committee was elect
cd 10 report back on "A general plan Of
organization: Or. Murat Willis. Albert
Houston. J. Is. Dudley. Fred Sittcrdinc
Jr.. III. NJ. Stutz, Thomas kivlichan.
NJ. l.. Wallerstcin. William RucGer. Jr.
Pursuant to tho request OF the pa
rade committee. ii was decided that all
naval men in the city would report for
service at the Fair Grounds tomorrow
morning at s o'clock. The men are
requested TO report in blue uniforms
with white caps and without side
arms. belt or le-rings
Navy Headquarters Will he at tho
Rotary booth. and all Non are re-
nues;cd TO report there 10 the officer
in charge. The committee is DESTROYS
that all who wish to Join the perma-
nent organization leave their names
with Lieutenant Albert Houston or
Lieutenant Leslie +. Wigs at the re =
cruitinS station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
basic RAW MATERIALS
SHOULD Be SUPERVISED
National Coal Association OF Ono
Of Needs OF Peace.
Federal Official Declares Govern
mental Oversight Would Help In
dustry and Benefit Public-CrEcs
Fullest Publicity i'm Coal Industry.

CHICAGO May 22.-pr Harry a.
GARFIELD, United States fuel administra-
tor, in addressing the National Coal
Association today. expressed the opinion
that government supcrvi sion OF bust
ness controlling the production OF
basic raw materials exercised during
the war should bc continued in some
form after peace had been formally de-
clarcd.
lie said ne had no definite plan, hut
thought that some arrangement should
be worked out. whereby capital, labc @
and the public. represented by gov
operate with the fullest publicity in
the coal industry and other lines pro-
ducing basic raw materials.
Some such method. lie said. would
curb the tendency toward radicalsm
and be for the benefit OF industry as
we'll as the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
CASUALTY LIST LIGHT
Eight Men Reported Killed In Action In
Latest Information
Statement.

WASHINGTON. May 22-Casualty list,
given out today by tho committee on public
Information show a total of ia casualties
divided as follows: Killed In action S:
died OF wounds. II: died OF accidents and
other causes. II: died OF disease. s; wounded
slightly. 6i: missing In action, H.
Nrsinians and North. Carolnians In the
lst3 are:
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant.
Walker. Alfred FL. Durham. n. C.
Corporal.
Campbell George Tolliver; woodson Va
Private.
DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Corporal.
DIED GrREviorsLE e'RH EPokTEp MISS
Private.
Sfk,o3S HSsE,EA fffsf!sH 81 RE-
Private.
Pierce. Robert p: Mount Airy. n. c.
TO DUTY GENEROUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Mechanic.
HeSs. Ora L.: Covington. Va
TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION
Private.
rarham. Louis D.: oxford. y. e.
REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY.
Private.
Patton. Willie: Falmouth Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
SOVIET FORCES DEFEATED
IN MURMANSK ZONE
Driven Ont of Povicnetn and PeorIe OF
City Celebrate Their
DeliSernnce.
iBy Associated Press. ]

troops cooperating with tho allied
force on tho Murmansk front. captured
the town of Povlenetz. at tho head OF
Lake omega, on Saturday.
Tho capture of Povlenetz opens the
upper part of Lake Omega TO allied
craft. The population welcomed the
Russian troops and held thanksgiving
services for their dclivcrancc from the
BolshcviSis. Before leaving the town.
the BolsheVistS removed all males
more ;han fourteen years OF age.
On Naga River front Tuesday
Russian patrol OF leo men broke
through the Bolshevist outpost line at
Malo Bcrcznik. killing twenty-five OF
the enemy and capturing serenty-one
with no loss TO themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
ASK REPEAL OF TAX
Virginia Merchants who Visit Con-
Eressmcn Assured OF Luxury
Tax Revocation.

Members OF the Finance Committees
OF both Senate and House indica ed
their Willingness to assist in tho repeal
OF the so-called luxury taxes, when a
delegation OF Virginia merchants called
upon them recently. Practically every
member OF both committees WAS visit
cd and mono expressed opposition to
the repeal OF the revenue acts pro-
VISION which calls for the 10 per cent
levy on certain articles.
The Virginia delegation was COM
posed OF w \. Clarke. Jr.. secretary OF
the Eichmond Retail Merchants AS
Soc'ation; Frank Almond. OF Lynch
ourE, and X. Lee l.Nnm. of Konnokc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
CROWDS HISS EX-EMPEROR
Former Royal Austrian Couple .Iccrcd
They Retire to
Chateau.
Icy Assoctntcd Prc..l

GENEVA, Wednesday, May 2i-.For-
mer Emperor Charles and former
Empress Iita. accompanied by several
Austrian archdukcs, u numerous suite
and A mountain of baggage, arrived
last evening at Nyon. on the western
side of Lake Geneva from st. Gaul. The
former Austrian royal pair were Kissed
by crowds as they aliEhtcd from the
ordinary train that they had Travelled
in and took automobile for the Chateau
home. The cx-Ernperor appeared iii
and depressed. while the eX- Empress
wore gay air and was attired In
gown OF the latest Partisan mode.
Swiss Gendarmes will temporarily
guard the chateau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
ATTACKS ON ADMIRALTY
Bitter Criticism for Alleged IneFciency
In Conducting Search for
faNkcr.

LONDON. May 22.-Attacks on the
British Admiralty for its lack OF CO.
operation with Harry Hawker have be-
come more intense since the virtual
certainty of the daring ariator's death
somewhere in the Atlantic" Com
Inander Rcllairs. VI. T.. said:
When We reflect that the Admiralty.
with hundreds OF ships, allowed the
Germans 10 escape at Jutland, the alb
surdity e two dcstroycrs and half
manned sloop searching for Hawker is
obvious The Admiralty shows 4 dread
full lack of Imagination"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
BOISIIENISTS MAKE GAINS
IN BESSARABIAN CAMPAIGN
tBy Associated Prcss.l

VIENNA May 22.-The Bolshevist
offensive against the toumanians in
Bessarabia is progressing, according TO
reports received here from Ckrainian
sources. because of inability OF the
Ukrainians under General Petlura TO
cut in behind the Bolshcvists in the
direction of kicv.
General Pctlura is said to be help
less in the situation because he has
been deprived OF the support of 50-
600 West ukrainian troops. who arc
fighting unSucccssfully against the
Poles under General Halter in the
region south OF Lcmbcrg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
SENIOR LEGUIA CLAIMS
PERUVIAN PRESIDENCY
indepc ndcnt Candidate Announces For
eign Capital Will lie Encouraged
by His Policy.
IBy Associated Press.

LIMA, P BY Ats0S Mas 5 P5es, p
Leguia: candidate OF the Independent
party for the presidency OF Peru. In a
by a great majority.
As to his policy on taking Office. he
istration would be given every posi-
BILE facility and encouragement for the
development Of the virgin resources
OF Peru.
Senior Leguia's election carries with
him into office the other candidates on
his ticket. General Cesar Canevaro as
first vice president and Or. Augustin de
la Tore as second vice president.
The Inauguration Will take place In
August. after the convcninS OF Con-
greSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
Funeral of Bishop Greer Friday.

NEW YORK, May 32.EThc body of
tho IT. Rev. David Ifummell Greer
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New
York. who died OH Monday, today was
taken from the bishops home to the
Cathedral of st John the Divine there
70 lie in state until 10 o'clock tomnr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
Counsel stin Argue.

MOUNT CLEMEN MICH. Nav q
The jury In the $1,000. 600 libel suit Of
Henry Ford against the chic 20 Daily
Tribune was in court again today az
ter a two days holiday. in expectation
that the taking of evidence would be
GIN They were excused last Tuesday
while the lawyers argued before Judge
Tucker on scope Of the evidence and
We're excused today while argument
continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
WILL NOT STOP FLIGHTS
British Government Snys II Is Not II,
Function to Prohibit Transatlantic
Attempts.

LONDON. May 22.-ln the House
OF Commons last night the government
was asked II it was considering the
limiting OF further attempts to nv
across the Atlantic in view of the
desperately hazardous conditions
ort;eneral Secley. Under-Secre-
tary of State for Air. stated the mat
ter had been given the most careful
thought by the government. which con-
sidered II was not its function to say
TO its coun;rymen that they should not
undertake this daring flight and the at
tendant risks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
REPORTED
a5 MILES FROM PETROGRAD

STOCKHOLM. May 22-The Esthon-
ians, in their campaign against the
Eolshcvists, arc pushing closer TO
pctroErad, according to an ESthon-
ian official statement received here to-
day. This states that the Esthonians
near Gatschina" have captured the
railway station OF Nruga. with ZOO
prisoners tGatschina is thrty-hvc
miles directly south of Petrograd)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
CONDEMNS TREATY
British Labor Pnrty Declares Proposed
Pact Violated Agreement.
WITH Workcra.

LONDON. May ga new manifesto
was issued by the British Labor party
today condcmninE the peace treaty
with Germany as violating the pledges
given to labor.
The manifesto says the treaty
shows no recognition OF the new Ger
many and contains the germs OF new
wars in the future. while making the
league OF nations AN instrument Of
imperialism"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
WIN commi..ion II. @. r. c. Graduate.

WASHINGTON. May 22-- Effective
June /. properly accredited gradual ties
OF the reserve officers training corps
will be appointed TO the officers re-
serve corps of the army Elm tho lowest
grade authorizcS by law in that arm
for which graduates have received spe-
cial training" In making this an
nouncement today the War Department.
said the number OF appointments would
be limited to 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

ty-sighth Infantry. He was cited by
lantry and intrcpldity above and be-
Hond the call OF duty In action with
the enemy near EXcrmont. France,
October 8. 1918"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. May 22.- General
Fershing's Recommendation that the
Congressional Medal OF Honor be
a awarded Sergeant Michael Il. Ellis
East st. Louis. Ill, has been approved
by President Wilson. Sergeant Ellis
served with Company c. OF the Twen-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
Winnipeg l,e.u,ne. business.

WINNIPEG, MAN. May 22.-AEgres-
sive resumption OF commercial enter
prtses In Winnipeg, which had been
paralyzed by tho general strike Of
high government officials were con-
ferring with union leaders reyardino n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

Statewide. through having set frc to
his store on the first floor of the build
ing. to get his insurance. Joseph
Hamey has fled to parts unknown, uc-
cordinE to information given out at
the State Insurance Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
Paper MIL. Reopen Monday.

Nv ANsOClNtcd Frcss.
GLEN FALLS. y. =. May 22.-Ac-
cording TO present indications tho mills
throughout the country. which have
been shut down since May IL as a re-
suit of a strike OF employees. will re-
open Monday morning, May IS, with all
strikers back at their jobs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

row morning. An hour later the fune-
raj services will be held. The body
whilc lying in state will be In charge
OF guard OF honor composed OF MEM
bers OF the laymcnS club OF the ca
thedral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

settlement OF the Industrial disagree.
ment. The general strike has been In
progress ono week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23

thuTEcu Nun UUrnCd Hotel.
RALEIGH. y. c., May 22.-Just in
dicted by the 1redell County grand
jury for burning the 1rcdell Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-23
Approves Media, Award 10 Ellis.

Patton. Willie: Falmouth. Va
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
POINTS
OUT CURE FOR
SOCIAL UNREST
Fuller knowledge Of Our In
stltutions Necessary,

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE cure foe
d Il unr.s, In this country 10 . 'Tun-
q knowledge of American institutions y
osehres President Wilson In an article
vrsitsa for the eurrsst sumssr II tho
hdepsndsnt
Men today are hisssed With q new
curiosity about their sovsrumsnis. :"
snys the president "Evssyvhsrs they
srs bending doors. behind sscrst pom.
tlss. which have been thrown open and
hsvt oosn hsacsforth. Thsir d that
- ~ respaaA 10 the hsys the people
he,d. vtn - hattsesl tewa and fFss
passaee- vays sssctsd II their stead
Autocratic Govsrnmsnts of the past
have lived by concealment. free govern
yueets oust live by Understandings In
Ne nsV cay that Ia dawnins only those
novsruOents that have No secrets frosn
ths,r seseass oan long endure. 70 sSs
~ OkaS a,ch q government will make
% suGA 0jstAhss hut ] - ~ mistakes
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vhss su governments ses guided BY
vsli. hIsgmsd putlis sDlaIea.
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eur ewn ssuatSy the llssnss ~ p'ia'
e,pavly sutslAs tks oovsssoml fhsss
Vho thiHk otherwise are mostly the
sswcomsrs ssd the NEE they have In
l,usnced. The cure ~ their disqa's'
= tuiiss knoSiedss Of American insti'
eu ~ IN this natios the peopls havs
n theis bsllses the instruments q
DescsfVl chanss
'sWe can know n change 10 Desirable
eply By knowing oil the facts about th'
VhiRs vs wish TO Alter. n jcurnaAl
ehat give the facts above arc sst dow