davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
cHINCZYCY PRZECIW POD
pISANIU

Paryz, IA. maja. - Chihscy de-
legaci ma konferencye pokojowa
otrzymali liczne telegramy re
wszystkich stron Chin z pogroz-
kami ma wypadek, gdyby zgodzl-
Ii sic podpisac traktat pokojowy,
kt6ry odstepuje Japonii dawne
prawa niemieckie W Szantungu /
Kiau Czau. Chihczycy zadaja, a
by obszary te ME byiy zalezne
cd nikogo innego jak tylko cd
rzadu chinskiego.
NIEMIECKI PLAN LIGI MA
RODoW.
Paryz, Il. maja. - Plan Ligi
Narodow, jaki nimieccy delegaci
pokojowi przedstawili Afiantom,
obejmuje nastepujacy program W
zarysie:
Zapobiezenie miedzynarodo-
wynn sporom.
Rozbrojenie.
WolnoSc handful i powszechna
rownoSc ekonomiczna.
Ochrona ola narodowych
mniejszosci.
Wprowadzenie miedzynarodo-
wych postanowien ola klasy TO-
botniczej.
Uregulowanie kwestyi kolo-
nialnej.
Zjednoczenie istniejacych i po-
wstac majacych instytucyi mic
dzynarodowych.
S~tworzenie parlamentu (mie-
dzynarodowego,)
Liga Narodow ma obejmowae
nastepujace pahstwa: y Wszy--
stkie panstwa, ktore brady udzial
W o~statniej wojnie, y Wszystkie
obecnie i~stniejace panstwa neu-
tralne. 81 Wszystkie inne pan
silva, mogace bye przyiete giosa-
mi dwu trzecich czionkow W da-
mel chwili. Wsp6iudzial W Lidze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

Kleryk Jan Kendziora, obecnie
konczacy studya kaplahskie W Ma
CARA Falls, N. Y. ma uniwersytecie,
prawdopodobnie z~ostanie wyswieco-
ny ma kapiana dnia 1890 czerwca, a
prymicye odprawi W koSciele sw. J6.
Zafata W nastepna %niedziele. Jan
kend-iora jest wychowankiem pa.
rafii sw. J6zafata. Jego rodzice, PIP.
Felix's i Antonina Kedziorowie, zam.
pnr. 1858 Ward ul. i zaliczani SO
do najstarszych osadnik6w J6zafato
wa. Zyczymy powodzenia!
w zeszly czwartek odbyl sic po-
grzeb S. p. Ignacego Jezewskiego,
liczacego PREY zgonie lat so, 2 domu
zaioby pnr. 2j3S Southport ave-, dc
kosciola Sw. J6zafata. Wigilie / ma.
bozenstwo "a spok6j duszy zmarle.
go odprawi& X. Franciszek Tyrcha.
Zwioki zlozone zostaIy ma cmentarzu
sw. Wojciecha. Zmariy byi cz}on-.
klein Dworu meskiego sw. J6zafa.
ia. Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
w przyszia srode, dnia 21go ma.
ia b. r, stana ma slubnym kobiercu
W koSciele Sw. Jozafata, p. J6zef
Bieschke. Fam. pnr. 1924 Belden
ave-, z parma Klara .Kurasacka, Fam.
pnr. 1881 Southport ave.
Tow. sw. Frsnciszka Ksawerego,
urzadza W dniu 21go maja b. r, "a
bawe towarzyska W sail parafialne]
sw. Jozafata. Komitet urzadzajacy
stara sic O lie moznoSci wszystkich
nalezycie przyjat l zabawit.
Dwor meski i'm. sw. Jozafata, u
rzadza wieczorek poiaczony z zaba-
wa towarzyska dnia 29go maja b. r.
W sail parafialnej. Poczatek o godzi
ME Sci wieczorem. Do jak najlicz-.
n~iejszego udzialu zaprasza komitet.
ktory czyni przygotowania I rome
niespodzianki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
4 WINNIPEG. MAN. KAN.

Pan A. Dybisz, lat %, polski nau.
czyciel, ostatnio ksztalcacy e
W Kolegium Wesley, zginal W Wiel
Xxi Piatek prawdziwie tragicznq
smiercia. P%owracajac ma rowerze :
Kolegium do domu PREY .Magnus
ave., zostai uderzony ma Higgins av.
przez woz tramwajowy Limit Park
Line. Wypadek ten spowodowany
zostai przez jakis automobil, kt6re-
go D.bisz chcac uniknaG, padi pod
pedzacy tramwaj. Nieszczesliwa o.
tiara wypadku zostaIa pokaleczonA
W okolicy ramienia, a take | view
netrznie musiaia bye uszkodzona.
gdyt Dybisz umari 4 godziny pc
wypadku. Pred rokiem uczyi on "
Gonor, Man. gdzie takte | jego sio-
stra byia n~auczycielks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

motylki | ~odegrana bedzie farsa see
n~iczna, bardzo wesola, ktora zado-
vol kazdego p. t. WAN sic }atwo
Smiat". Orkiestra, kt6ra przygry--
wac bedzie podczas a%ntrakt6w, be-
die braci Kipkowskich re Stanisla-
wowa. Parafianie Jozafatowscy DO
winni jak najliczniej przybyt do sa-
Ii p~arafialnej i dodac niejako otu-
chy dzieciom i ocenit ich prace i
poSwiecenie sic Si6str Nauczycielek,
ktore ~spedzaja kilka tygodni juz.
ably te maleistwa wystudyowac do
brZe.
Jutro, we czwartek o godzinie Sci
wieczorem Towarzystwo Polek sw.
Agrieszki urzadza tax zwany Bun
co Party, W sail parafialnej. Do
jak najliczniejszego udziaiu zapra-
sza jak najuprzejmiej komitet urza-
dzajqCy.
w p~oniedziaiek ubiegiy W sail pa
rafialnej odbyla sic instalacya To-
warzystwa $w. Hilary L. C. B. Pc
zalatwieniu waznych spraw dotycza-
cych sic towarzystwa przystapiono
do i~nstalowania tegoz. Przysiege cd
urzedniczek odebral miejscowy x.
proboszcz F. Ostrowski. Zarzad
przedstawia sic jak nastepuje: PAM
Tomasz, p%rezeska; PAM Wysocka,
wice-prezeska; PAM ~Szymahska, ka-
syerka. Pc instlacyi podana byfa
s%pecyalnie ma ten wiecz6r przyrza-
dzona przekaska.
X. Stanisiaw Derengowski, miej-
scowy asystent, kt6ry cd ~dluzszego
czasu zapadf ma zdrowiu I leczyl sic
w szpitalu sasiedzkim braci Alexya-
now, pred paru dniami opusci} szpi
tai i pozostaje pod opieka lekarska
ma plebanii sw. J6zafata.
Stan jego z dniem kazdym sic
~polepsza. zyczymy jak n%ajpredsze-
go powrotu do zdrowia.
Nastepujace Towarzystwa zlozyly
oGary ma rece X. ]proboszcza jake
dar jubileuszowy: Tow. Dobroczyn-
nosci, Tow. Imienia Jezus, Bractwo
Observation-Disclosures, Stowarzyszenie
J6zefow, Dw6r sw. Salomei, Dwor
mezczyzn sw. J6zafata. Moze jesz-
cze mazda sic inne Towarzystwa,
kt6re p6jda W Shady tych. co juz zio-
zyIy.
Ubiegiej niedzieli o godzinie 2e;
po pofudniu X. Franciszek Tyreha,
stula po}aczyi dozgonnym wezlem
%maIzenskim p. Piotra Kozla, z pam
ma Stanislawa W6jcik. oboje dobrze
znani W tamtejszej dzielnicy. Drut-
bowali: p. Jozef Kozio}, brat pana
miodego z parma PAULINE Lipa, SER
deczna ~przyjacioika pant miodej. Ia
bawa weselna odbyla sic W scis}em
k6iku familijnem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
BACZNOSC SPIEWACY.

A.
Wszystkie Glory W polnocnej
sronie miasa, biorace udzia1 W
koncercie Stow. Aolskich Orga--
nist6w W Ameryce, niechaj sic
zbiora ma probe generalna w pia-
tex wieczorem, o godzinie S-mej
do sail Zjednoczenia P. R. K
Prose- przynieSc nuty uPolonez"
Kurpihskiego i .Wiazanke Ii
stopadowa."
Z szacunkiem, ..'.
B. Rybowiak, dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

ktore posunely sic W glab We
gier, zanim pochod ich zostal
wstrzymany %poleceniem Allan
ow, zblizyly sic tax znacznie do
siebie, IL Alianci uznali "a stoso-
wne przepisaG ola kazdej z tych
armii oddzielna strefe okupacyj-.
ma. Rozraniczanie tych stref
znajduje sic obecnie w toku.
Wieden, IA. maja. - Raporty
z Budapesztu donosza, re stano-
wisko komunistycznego rzadu
Bell Kun zyskaio w ostatnich
dniach ma sile. Wstrzymanie in
wazyi rumuhskiej pokrzepiio Una
cznie komunist6w, ktorzy wyra-
zaja przekonanie, re Rumuni pod
jeli sic znacznie wiecej anizeli by
L zdolni dokonac.
Paryz, IA. maja. - Wegierski
rad ME otrzymaf dotychczas Cd
Aliantow z~aproszenia do nomi--'
nowania delegatow, celem podpi-
SANTA traktatu pokojowego, u
twierdza sic jednak tn przekona-
ME, re chetnie skorzysta z tel
sPosobnoSci nawiezania stosun--
k6w z reszta Swiata. Reprezen--
tanci alianccy w Wiedniu otrzy-
mali ostatnio polecenie udania
sic do Budapesztu, celem pred
stawienia odnoSnych propozycyi.
z RoSYJSKIEJ.
Archangielsk, IA. maja. - w
czasie starcia d. II. bm., pomie-
dry brytyjska flotylla ma rzece
DIVINE a flota boiszewik6w i
ich bateryami ladowemi, jedna
nieprzyjacielska kanonierka> o
staia przez Anglik6w zatopiona.
Aliancka flotylle wspieraja dziel-
ME aeroplany, ktore bombarduja
~wybrzeza rzeki Dzwiny i Wagi.
Londyn, IA. maja- - Bolszewi-
cka artylerya jest czynna ma Ca
lynn niemal froncie polnocno 70
syjskim, lecz ogien Aliantow CO.
raz skuteczniej zmusza ia do mil
czenia. L6d ma DIVINE spfynal
juz zupeinie, ale Morze Biaie ME
Jest j~eszcze caikiem wolne cd
uiego.
Paryz, IA. maja. - General
Denekin, dow6dca przeciwbolsze
wickich wojsk kozackich W polu-
dniowo = wschodniej Rosyi, pre-
dIozy} representation alianckim
sw6j program, ktorego zasadni--
cze punkty sa nastepujace:
Dalsza walka przeciwko Boise
wikom.
Przywr6cenie prawa i porzad-
ku.
Przywr6cenie zjednoczonej i
niepodzielnej Rosyi.
Zwo}anie zgromadzenia konsty
tucyjnego ma podstawie powsze-
chnego g}osowania.
Rozszerzenie autonomii =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

Xxi bohaterskiej p~ielegniarki bry.
tyjski okret wojenny, kt6ry "a
brai je do Anglii.
KON-
GRES KOBIET.
Zurych, Szwajcarya, Il. maja.
- Przcdwczoraj rozpocza} sic til
miedzynarodowy kongres kobiet
ktory obcslany zostai przez re-
prezentantki wszystkich niema'
KRAKOW cywilizowanego swiata.
Zaproszenia ma kongres zostaly
rozes}ane przez panne Jane Ad-
dams z Chicago, stala prezydent-
Ike miedzynarodowego kongresu
kobiet.
Kongres ten jest nastepswem
poprzedniego, odbytego W kwic-
tniu 1915 r. w Hadze. z]woianegO
L ia nadzieja, re uda sic przyspi"-
szyc zakonczenie wojny. Repre-
zentowanych ma MIN by}o 20 kra-
j6w ! przyjeto rezolucyc, odno--
szace sic do kwestyi zar6wno po-
litycznych, jak socyalnych. Pan
ia lane Adams podnosi, il pod
w~zgledem politycznym So one l.
deowo bardzo podobne do czter-
nastu punkt6w prezydenta Will
soma.
Obrady odbywaja sic PREY "a
mknietych drzwiach. Program o.
brad wczorajszych zapowiadaA
,,dyskusye mad rezolucyami W
sprawie moralnej podstawy SWia-
ia wolnego cd wojen, edukacyjny
program zastosowany do warur1-
k6w Swiata pc wojnie, oraz eko-
nomiczne warunki i. stanoWisko
kobiety."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

LIGIF w POGARDE.
Londyn, IA. maja. - Ma Kau-
kazie - jak i wszedzie indziej W
Rosyi, bolszewicy staraja sic Uni
fszczyc religie przez podawanie
jej w pogarde. Welding depeszy
otrzymanej z Ekaterynodaru cd
correspondence biura Reutera, IL
rzadzili oni w jednej z cerkwi
Stub ma poSmiewisko, z wszystkie
mi ceremoniami, pomiedzy pew
nym W ~podesziym juz znajduja-
Gym sic .wieku duchownym a kla-
CA. Choir zmuszono groza kary
smierci do Spiewania psalmow i
pieSni liturgicznych.
Pomiedzy oficyalnemi publika-
cyami moskiewskiego rzadu So
wietow znajduje sic wierszowana
parodya cerkiewnych obrzedow
pogrzebowych, ktore mia}y bye
odprawione mad cia}em jakiegoS
psa. Tenze Rad wyda} take pam
flet, opisujacy rzekome orgie IL
rzadzane przez pop6w. Broszury
te wysyia sic setkami tysiecy ia
ko Geese bolszewickiej Propagan-
dy.
w innej cerkwi w p6}nocnym
Kaukazie przebito ikon bagnetem
W ten sposob, re zrobila sic dziu-
ra w miejscu, gdzie byly usta
Chrystusa, a w dziure tie VISA
dzono papieros. Pod spodem pod
pisano kilka obelzywych show.
Depesza z Moskwy donosi, re
przewodcy bolszewikow, celem
zachwiania WARY w masach, "a
rzadzili exhumacye koSci Swie-
tych Tyfona i Mitrofana.
Wsrod religijnych elementow
w Rosy wzmaga sic podobno CO.
raz s%ilniej ruch w tym kierunku,
ably doprowadzic do protestu
wszystkich koSciolow Swiata pre-
ciwko bolszewickim pogwa}ce-
MON religii.
ZWLOKI EDYTY CAVELL
PRZEWIEZIoNE DO AN
GLII.
Bruksela, IA. maja. - Wczoraj
dokonano z wojskowymi honora-
mi ekshumacyi i przewiezienia
zwiok Edyty Cavell, bohaterskiej
pielegniarki angielskiej. ktora w
roku 1915 zostaia nieludzko roz-
strzelana przez Niemcow. Cialo
zamkniete W ciezkiej trutnnie,
ziozono ma wozie armatnim, PREY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

stworzenie samorzadnych dys-
tryktow.
WolnoSc religijna.
Natychmiastowe reformy a.
rarne.
Ustawodawstwo przemysiowe,
chroniace robotnika pred wyzy-
skiem re strony kapitasu.
Toxic, IA. maja. - Tocza sic
tn rokowania, ktorych owocem
bedzie prawdopodobnie uznanie
rzadu admirata Kolczaka W Om-
sku jake prowizorycznego de ia
cto rzadu Rosyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
%TelegTamy z%agTanlczne.

Dokohczenie re strolncy 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

B. Rybowiak, dyrygent,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

Jutro, we czwartek o godzinie Sci
wieczorem Towarzystwo Polek Sw.
AgIieszki ur2adza tax zwany Bun
co Party, W sail parafialnej. Do
jak najliczniejszego udziaiu zapra-
sza jak najuprzejmiej komitet urza
d~zajqcy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
French Think Every
Yankee Millionaire
British, Too, Like Democratic
Ideals of Americans, Says S.
Kelley, Just Back From
France.

large crowd ~ men and women
filed the auditorium of the McCiU
Catholic union last night 10 welcome
home and listen To sony. of the war
experiences Of Samuel l. Kelly, We'll
known attorney OF this city. who for
the past ten months has served as a
secretary of the Knights Of Colurn bus
with the Thlrtv-~evsnth Division in
France. His address. which was re-
riete with incidents of the battle front.
where he served for manv weeks, and
humorous personal anecdotes, was
heard with great interest
Councilman John w. Moore pre-
sided at the meeting presenting John
]. Blake. who Introduced the speaker
Mr.. Blake read letters from Major
General F'arnsworth. commanding of
Arer OF the Thivtv-seventh division
which spent month Of IT'S anal train
ing al Tamn Lee and many of whose
mem bers are known in thi. city. and
other high officers who were united In
their praise OF the work Of Mr. Kelly
with the soldiers Of their outfits
We are proud Of the work OF th~
Knights os columhus--not that they
did more than they should have done
he said and believe they will stand
second 10 none Of the organizations
exeFItfE tHsF Fe@f eT6rtS IN serving
the boys fighting fer freedom"
Mr. Kelly was the only one OF our
order in the state TO make the sacrs-
fee for the sake Of our soldiers "A
one body we give thanks and graft
tude for his return"
Many Illuminating stdeNght< OF the
great conflict were given by Mr.. Kelly
who stated that from his ohserva-
tions over there he predicted tre-
mendous in 9ux Of immigration within
the next few Years, As a result OF
their lavish expenditure OF money. tho
French think every American Is a
millionaire, and although thev are
naturally A hom~-lering people, thou
sands Of them will fiock to our shores
in search cf what many OF them he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
NO ONE Is FAVORED
FOR PRESIDENCY

New York. May l2.--Lieutenant-
Colonel Roosevelt. Jr.. and Major G.
W. Wiekersham. mem eers of the New
York state delega ton TO the St. Louis
meeting OF the American Legion in
statements issued tonight by each
branded as falsehoods the report that
the convention went on recort: as ia
voring any man for the presidency in
1920.
4 certain gentleman said I4ieuteu-
ant Colonel Roosevelt has violated
the ethics Of the American Legion hv
returning here and giving out f. Use
statement regarding the caucus in 81.
Louis which showed that the Amer.
can Legion caucus Was for certain
presidential candidates As matter
of fact. no poll was taken and "a
newspaper which attempted 10 do So
was rebuked by the legion for Hs ac-
ton"
Major Wickersham statement de-
clared thar Iii Is particularly unfor-
tunate that any asneer OF political
favor should he given 70 tho Amcri-
can Legion meeting, which was es-
senually non political and nom parti-
san"
He denied that any straw vote was
taken either on the legions prcsiden-
tial choice or on the question of
prohibition,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
LARGE CLASS INITIATED
IN SCOTTISH RITES

a large class OF candids,es-the
John Moncure Class--were initiated
yesterday afternoon mt the ceremonies
in the Scottish Rite Cathedral Lber-
tas Lodge of Perfection conferred the
degrees.
Today tho fifteenrh and eighteenth
degrees viii be conferred by Jelican
chapter. Rose Croix St. Omar
council kadosh, will confer the nine
teenth and thirtieth degrees Wednes-
day. while the thirty-first and thirty
second degrees will be administered
Thursday Afternoon and evening. No
other bodies meet in the cathedral
than the Masons. and only the Scottish
Rite Masonic bodies assemble there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
SAY REPI BLICAN~
TO SEPARATE PArERS

Washington. May t2.--Eepublieanst n
the senate practically have reached IN
understanding on procedure with re-
spect 70 the peace treaty. They in-
tend to separate the league Of nations
covenant from the treaty and Law tha
covenant aside until after thu treaty
has been debated and ratified
They have concluded that this Win
b" easy 10 do. IT viii take only II
majority vote to order the separation
made. No obstacle to the success Of
their plan Is expected to arise
The plan decided upon ccntempiafsa
the earliest possible action On tho
treaty compatible with that considsrar
ton which its Importance dcssrs a. ss /.
The Republican leaders are practt-
ca'lv united in the belief that the sem
timent OF the people Of tn. United
states is for early action by the senate
unon all Of those terms of the treaty
that provide for the settlement Of thA
war These terms which have to do
Earded as of less vital concern. a
They Know too, that public sentiment
urgently demands the bringing home
81 the American troops from France ~
the earliest possible day. This Can
enly he when the treaty 10 ratified ana
peace established. ThereforA 10 M&ae
the public expectations IN theae$ -
SPNflS, th~ NepupiItAH feA0oTN Will -
aff-tr- their rowNr-to- have the-tfeAtY-
voted upon al an early date
Once the treaty is out OF the way
and the American army Of occupation
started back the senate witt then pro-
coed to a consideration OF the league
of nations covenant and the propo&e&
alliance with France by which the
United States and Great Britain WI
guarantee to go to the aid Of rpAMeAS
in the event that she shah BE- a9AM -
tackled by Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
Roanoke Mass Meeting Adopts
Resolutions on Prohibition
Action Following Ringing Speech by Dr. j. R. Howeron Of
Washington and Lee, on Patriotic Tasks of Peace

Roanoke. May 11.-pr. ]. r. How
erton of the chair OF philosophy Of
Washington and lee University.
spoke TO a large audience here today
at O'clock in the Roanoke theater on
Patriotic Tasks OF Peace"
In eloquent words he told what
true patriotism is, and with great
power illustrated how the word is
often abused.
| Al the close OF DR., Howerton's adj
dress DR. John r. Vines, the disting-
uished pastor of the First Baptist
church. of Roanoke, stepped to the
front of the stage, and made a brief
address. with all the force and vigor
OF the truce orator.
With ringing and singing words he
condemned violations OF the prohibi-
ton laws. and the false and SLAM
derous propaganda OF the liquor in
lterests and their allies,
He praised the federal and state
officers for their energy, zeal and IL
deity In enforcing the prohibition
laws, and commended them for their
courage in the discharge of their diff
cult duties. DR.. Vines then introduced
the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted by rising
vote. amid applause.
Whereas. the eighteenth amend
ment TO the federal constitution has
neen ratifted by forty-five out OF
forty-eight States of the Union. and
the manufacture and sale of intoxi-
eating liquors as beverage is to be
prohibited after January IL, 1920;
and
Whereas. Virginia. by a majority
vote of over thirty thousand OF the
people, had previously adopted state
wide prohibition, and was the second
state to ratify the said federal
amendment; and
"WhereAS, the city Of Roanoke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
BULGARIA, RUMANlA
MAYRENEW STRUGGLE
Resumption Of Hostilities Reported I'm
minent---Movement on Foot to Re-
.tore Ex-Emperor Charles to Throne.
Czecho-Slovaks Sign Armistice With
Cerman-Austria.

Milan May 12-Renewal of hostlities between Bulgaria
and Runana is imminent wires the Budapest correspondent
the secoIo The Bulgarans he adds have occupied
ton of the Dobruda which, allied peace is
to revert to Bulgaria expected to to hold the
province by force
strong anti communist movement looking to the restora
ton of Emperor Charles throne afoo in Hungary the
Secoo learns pointed out that Charles has for
mav abdicated Prince Wndsc Graetz the head of the
restoration party.
The Belgrade fczecho slova government has accepted
aisce agreement with German Austria and sending
Observation-Disclosures to Engefurt with the view arranging
peace News this from the Secolo Belgrade
respondent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13
Change Of Venue in
... Woodstock. Case
Prohibition Officers to Have
Hearing Before Judge Brent
at Manassas in June.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.l
Woodstock Va, May IA special
term of the grand Jury was held in
Woodstock this afternoon when in =
dictmen.s were brought against w. c.
Hall, w r. Dunleavy, Harry +, Sweet
and James 4 sullivan, charged with
killing Raw naond Shackleford and l.
T.. Hudson hootle~eers. the morning
Of March cath. al Fishers Hill, Shen-
andoas county
The prohibition officers were not
present at the indictme but were
represented by Their counsel. Walton
e Walton. Of woodstock: L. @. Wend-
enburg AMI f.. y. Dunford. OF Rich
niond Motion was made by the de-
Tense previus to the Indictment asking
for change venue This was denied
and the Jury proceeded TO find the
indictment,
Following this action another mo.
ton was made for change of venue
which Was granted. changing the place
Of trial frorr = -TUTtsrrTVE TT II Il tn SE7 =
Prince William county. the trial TO he
held tho first Of 3une under the iuris-
dictien Of Judge Brent.
The place of trial was changed to
Manassas owing To the fact that feel
ing against tha prohibition "Ficers
was strong. and a COMPANY of Rich
nj ond Blues had been called 10 the
county to protect them when they
were here for preliminary hearing.
L. O. Wenden burg and state Pro-
hibition Conimlssi i. Sidney Peters
will renew the bond Of the prisoners
in the Prince William court Tuesday.
There was large crowd here hut
No excitement.
The accused w~ill not have 10 appear
4, this cour; as they were recognized
and hailed To do
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-13

London. Nav l;.--Edi.h cave.l, the
nurse whose heroism and final execu-
ton by the Germs ans was one Of the
great ra!lyinE cries Of Britain durin 9
the war. comes home to her finai rest
tomorrow. She is to lie in "A Specially
prepared tomb in Norwich csthedra |,
which is the ecclesiastical shrine OF
the diocese wherein she was born and
spent her rirlhood.
Through the effort Of the Anglo Rel
gian untcn-~-the society which has
done such unsellsh work since 1914 in
providing for Belgian refugees--fnal
arrangements for the last honors to
be paid to the heroic nurse have been
completed, AT first it. was designed
that her body. disinterred from the
unhonored grave which the German
conquerors gave it, should be RENTER
red in Sward-ston churchyard at Nor
witch. this being the parish over which
her father had been vicar for many
years and in which Edith Cavell was
born. She was baptized at the little
church at Swartstcn and sang in the
choir there turing her girlhood.
But public sentiment has dictated
that for one whose name has been
written on the tablets of Eritain's hon
ored dead, nothing less than the final
burial In the diocesan cathedral is fit
ting. that this tomb may remain a
shrine for patriotic Eng,ishmen and
Englishwomen to visit for time TO
come.
Miss Caveirs body, already disintcr-
red from it's temporary grave in Rel
GUM. will he brought from Ostend to
Dover on British warship tomorrow.
There 1t win be met by a military
guard OF honor and be conveyed by
train to Victoria station. At the sta
ton full regiment OF troops will be
drawn up TO pay honors and to escort
the casket to Westminster Abbey.
In the sanctified gloom of England's
great national cathedral special me-
mortal service will be sung. After the
service tho casket. with the Union