davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
" MANNHEIMU so NENdCI NASKOCILI HRAN1LN1Cc, -
LJUDsTVo BEzI E MESTA

podpisa mirovne pogodbe da bodo avezki okupra Mann
helm e naaa meSean panka in napad mesno hrann
co L. Mannheima e bezao mnogo Oseb POzne e mea mnoz
Ga ve protenh shodov XII so sploSno konfuzo Sc poveca
Oficiielao nazrane Bernu je da mannhemSkl meSca
"izgubii svoje glave".
Sve veke e danes sken Odgovor ma nemSko no
to- kaer so zavezn naprOSen da modcaJo svoJe pogoJe
Nota bo izroGena Nemcem utr bo nekokO mOderana
prva modkacija, dovoena od plenrne conference
K odgovor ma neme proteste bodo pog gede Saar doe
nekolko OaSani.
Nemc izav = je ecenO da b pOgOdba kakrsna Je Po
nenila popono suzenjstvo Nemce.
Grof Broekdo Rantzau OdSel Spa spreman Od neka
rh nemSkh deegatov Tamka DO posvova reprezentan
nemSke Wade.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
REKoRD zRACNE PoSTE.

Chicago, Ill. = Ira Biffle, leta-
lee V zraGni poStni sluzbi med Chi.
cago in Clevelandom, je naredll
danes rekord svojim poletom V
Cleveland, kajti rabil je IL Chlca-
ge cd Clevelanda samo tri ure IN
pet minut. Ma svojem letalu je
incl $50 funtov poSte ter je prele-
tel 357 mill q naglico po l2O mill
na urO.
Clevelandu je pristal OBJ 12;35
popoldne.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
NOVO POTOVANJE SVEN
HEDINA.
Stockholm, Svedsko. S

Stockholm, svedsko. : Sven
Hedin, slavni syedski raziskova-
lee, Sc pripravlja na 1ovo potova-
ME skozi centralno Azijo. OdSel
bo, kakorhitro izgotovi obsirno de-
10 svojem zadnjem potovanju,
XII DO gotovo V nekaj tednih. Sc
daj namerava prodirati skozi
Trans-Himalajo in Tibet, nakar u
pa dospeti V Tugu Gompa in v
najbolj divje tibetansko gorovje.
Ia ekspedicija DO trajala tri ali
stiri leta, in svedska vlada je OBJ
ljubila, da bo pokrila stroske.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
solun, Grsko. - Va

Solun, Grsko. = Vojaski COVER
ner mesta Soluna je podal Aten-
ski agenciji izjavo, da so italijan-
ske cete, XII strazijo bolgarske VOL
ne vietnike v Macedonia, dovoli-
lie 5000 do 5000 Bolgarom, da so
pobegnili. Razpravljajoe o tel
izjavi, svetuje Journal des Bal
kans, mai bi Sc italijanske cete od-
poklicale z bolgarskega teritorija,
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23

Samo najve6ji bedaki in omeje-
nj idijotje morejo trditi, da je at
let jaeji in vaznejsi "a napredek
6lovestva, nego je filozof, pisa
tell, umetnik in pesnik.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23

Glede noe kate vnan vet skoro ncesar ne Ve Je ~
10 tuka zvo zanmanje Ta je naJbrz tudl @
odsel minstrs predsedni vceraj
meio kier Sc bo posveoval neatermi asmi ministri
Orlando Sc je vrml danes tie konference Parlz
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23

ces, da povzroea njihova Snavzoc-
most ma Balkanu samo sovrastvo
in prepir.
(Kakor je videti, ne obeuti nih-
&c prevelike ljubezni do laskih
kulturonoscev).
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
NEMSKA DEKLETA PLAKAJO
OBJ SLOVESU AMERIKAN-
CEV.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, May 23ro
1919, as required by the Act of October
6th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
.'ZDRZITE IA VSAKO CENO, .
PRAVI TROCKIJ.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, May 23rd,
1919, az required by the Act OF October
9th 1917. ,.,,...... ......
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
ROL,GARI POBEGNILI z WE'D
NOSTJO ITALIJANOV.

True translation filed with the P st.
master at Chicago, Illinois, May goth,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23

Geneva, Svica, 81. maja. = Tur-
Ski in bolgarski delegate, XII so
pozvani ma mirovno konferenco,
so dospeli v Svico. Pri sebi ina
jo mnogo protestov in ODE delega-
CHI bosta ma konferenci protesti-
rail-. Turki, je receno, bodo pro-
testirali proti razdelitvi Turcije,
zlasti one okoli Carigrada. Bolga-
ri pa bodo vprasali "a vrnitev Do
brudze in pristanisea Konstance.
Delegacija bo dospela Pariz ko1-
Gem maja.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
TURSKA IN BOLGARSKA DE-
LEGACIJA MA POTU.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, May 23rd,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
T.ar1ika v Nemciji.

True at Chicago Illinois, May 25r
1919 as required by Act of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
Nadaljna okupacija
NeTnCije.

True translation at Chicago Illinois, May Zu
1919 as REQUIRED by of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1919-05-23
Wilson zahteva pOjasni-
la cd LahOV.

the Post master Chicago Illinois, May 20o
1919 as required by Act of October 9th 1917
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-22
better THAN CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a llarnless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets The suhsti-
nite f1r calomsl RVS O mild brt sure
'aeauge. ard their eli -t On the liver IS
almnet instantaneous. They ore tne fe' nit
al d. Edward determination NOT io ffcst
iiver and bowel complaints Wiih tlo'nch
DIS shorts % Danish Be tl5uaht OUT these
little oligc.colorcd tablets
Thcec pleasant little tablets 10 the good
that colonel does, bot have no bad after
egc-s. They don't iniure the teeth hNe
strong nou.dl or calomsl Thew take hold
~ the trouble end ouIcily correct IT, Why
cure the liver gt The cHr.n2 81 the ttcthf
Calomcl eomcumes plays havoc with lhe
gums. Sodo strong liquids. it1heat not
10 taie calorei, but % let Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets tl.e ifs place
Mo-t headaches. "dullnc7-' and thal
law feeling come from constipation and
q dsordercd liver. Take d. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel 'loggy' and
"hcayy = Note how they clear clcuaca
brain gnd how they pclk up uic apnit-
Jos 1al 2sc a box. ~ druggist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
COMPTROLLER SHOWS
SCLLDITY OF MA 7YClNAL
BANK SYSTEM IN u S.
But One Small Concern Fails in
Past -Four Months, Accord
ing TO Williams.
LRv AssociAted Prcss. |

,WAsHINGToN. May 4.-Comptrollcr
oi the Currency Williams, in 4 state
mcnt today. called attention 10 the
soiidity OF the national banking sys-
TEN. as illustrated by the fact that in
the last four months only one small
national bank. with $4,000 capital,
failed. In the last sixteen months
only two national bank failures were
recorded. At the same time the num-
Der. OF national banks is growing and
Williams.
y knowledge Of these facts must
necessarily give inspiration and fresh
courage to all business men, said the
Comptroiler'S statement. for our eco
no'nic history shows that every COM
incrcial panic and business prostration
IN me past has been precipitated by
financial disorders and banking crises
Contrasting the position of national
and state banks. the Comptroller de-
C!arcd that in three months ending
March 81 last, twenty-four institutions
under State supervision failed and be-
tween fifty and sixty State institu-
tionS failed in the fifteen months end
ing last April |.
In the four months ending April 30
SiNty-one charters were granted to new
national banks, three We're re fused and
il3 applications are pending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
CHAIN OF DESTROYERS
nv NEWFOUNDLAND
TO AID b. s. FLYERS
Captain Baidridgc Of Stockton
Trareis LOO Niles Entirely
by Direcfionni Wireless.

TREPASSEY. y. F.. May 4.-The first
seven links in the chain of destroyers
to be stretched across the Atlantic by
the United States Navy for it's trans
Oceanic flight reached this Newfound-
land base today and after replenishing
the Azores Their orders require them
TO reach their stations by May 10.
This first flotlla. TO be followed at
onc-day intervals by two other groups
of equal strength, was commanded by
Captain Harry a. Baldridge, of the de-
stroyer Stockton. Leaving New York
Thursday, and enveloped in fog from
gated l.le0 miles entirely by direc
tional wireless. with which the giant
trans Atlantic seaplanes will be equip
ped. The trip was said by Captain
Arthur Crenshaw, base commander
here. TO have been one Of the severcst
tests this means OF navigation ever
had. The destroyer Philip became sep
arated from the fotilla in the fog. but
she entered the harbor soon after her
companions.
While the natives were watching
the unusual congestion in their snug
harb0r today. they were startled to see
a small speed plane. brought here by
the mine-layer Aroostook, and piloted
by Ensign p. Talbot. circle over
water and land, testing air currents.
Unused to the noise of even all auto
mobile horse, sheep and goats went
Scurrying across the fields, alarmed at
the roar OF the motor. while their
owners stared skyward. spellbound.
While rivalry with the British avia-
tors farther up the Newfoundland
coast is keen officers asserted that the
start here would not he FASTENED by
indications of their taking the air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
EDGAR MORRIS WILL FACE
TRIAL JURY ON TUESDAY
Arrives at Charlottesville Today and
VIII Spend Night in
Jail There.
SHERIFF MALONE BRINGS HIM
Not Probable Court Will Have Mill
tnry Protection, Since Principal
Object OF Expected Trouble Is
Safe in Custody.

Edgar Morris, who is alleged ~ have
shot 10 death Mag gistratc Blutord q.
sullivan in the little courthouse at
Stanardsvi!le. Greene County. Will be
taken tomorrow TO the scene OF the
murder 10 stand trial in the Circui,
Court.
The mountain boy will arrive at
Charlottesville this morning in cus;od y
Of Sheriff Malone. who WAS called 80
EIk!ns, W. Va, after Morris had been
captured in q restaurant at that place.
He Will be kept ia the charlottesville
jail over night and escorted across
ing.
Judge John W. F'ishburne. of the
Circuit Court OF Greene County, will
convene cour, about II O'Clock. Nor
ris case probably viii be the first OIL
the docket. Harmon Shifiett. the boy
Indicted rs the accompiice OF Morris
In the sullivan shooting, probably vii!
.\dv!ces from Charlottesville las
night were 10 the effect that troops
VIII not be present this time when
court conrencs TO try the Morris case.
The capture OF The alleged murdc re r
relieves the authorities, IL is said. of
inc necessity OF having military pro-
lection, since the chief object of con-
Germ to cour: officials was Morris him :
self. who is reported TO have threat
ened TO com. down from the mountains
and "snoot up" the court.
The situation in Greene County, 1;
is said. is not such as Will force the
court TO allow change OF venue.
face a tury OF the vicinity in which
the shooting occurred and in the court
house in which he Is alleged 10 have
shot TO death the magistrate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
SUFFRACETTESE EXPECT
HELP FROM PENROSE
ottcrance of Pennsylvania Senator
Leads Them to Believe He
FavOrS Cause.
SAY SOLID VOTE is ASSURED
According to Present Poll, National
Woman's Party Claims Delegations
From Thirty-Scvcn States Will
Vote for National Measure.
SAY SOLID VOTE is ASSURED

WASHINGTON May a. Senator Boies
Pchrose, OF Pennsylvania, is not often
gwen TO crypt expression. but he has
Iooscd himself of a "Delphian" truism,
which leads members of the National
Nomans Party TO believe that he may
provide the one vote which is needed
Tor the passage Of the suffrage amend
ment. They said SO today
iheir ray of hope is pinned on Mr.
pehroSe's utterance That there is more
JOY over one sinner that repenteth h
.han over nine and ninety that have
never gone aStray," according TO an
oliicial statement they issued this at
.uruoon.
me suffragists do not think the
Senator is confirmed and hardened
sinner. but they do believe that he
may be persuaded OF The evil of his
ways ana vote ior the amendment
-ScordinG TO the present poll of the
National Moman's Party, solid suf-
irass vote Is assured in the coming
Eatlons OF eighteen Western and one
Eastern state in both House and
senate. Only one State, Alabama. ac-
soiidlN against the amendment
In addition nineteen states will send
ae4tSail"hs IN which a majority favors
r. !, Gu.rai sulraEe, king total of
,hir'E-seNeh states, giving IL majority
the Southern Democratic group. have
elected maJorities against. and four
states are equally divided or uncertain.
Idaho would give a unanimous vote
We're IL not for Senator Rorah, anu
senator Hitchcock creates a similar
s'tuntion untion as far as the Nebraska dele
cation Is concerned Delaware and
Maine VIII send solid suffrage deleca-
tions' win me exceptions OF Senators
N0lcoti and Hale. respectively.
Inc hopeless antis include The States
OF North Carolina, South Carolina Vir-
SinIa, Georgia and Mississippi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
S7RAWNTS AND FANS
PUT IN APPEARANCE AS
MERCURY CLIMBS HIGH
Sunday Prores Hottest Day of
Season Us Hdr6inger- of
Real Summer.

Last years straw hats had re-
haissance yesterday. and spick and
span new ones rested precariously a,
rakish angles on perspiring brows, or
with becoming severity set sounreI,.
on more conservative heads for ~.
tncrmometer scared and corsapc hon :
quetS withercd while palm leaf fans
encouraged the coy breezes
for II was hot Just plain hot A.,
noon the mercury hit ST. which wa
Dad enough for nifty Easter coats and
SUITS, s,,l :, and the sun beat down mcrriiy
churches. By o'clock il had soarnd
to 81 '" sod'eo
10 An;omobls tires which had stood
the wear and tear of the winter. bnrs,
loisliy as JOY riders sought the cooin =
oree2es OF country roads, and tho dnS,
raiied in lazy clouds upward inst -
II II We're regular old summer,im.s
ana anu IL didn't mako any difference how
The fact that it was SUNDAY mad. :.
lnhhltely worse, for there was ,.njv
one small oasis in all the arid d..
Gt a., ,,'cAinond, and the crowd stood ten
.p .eep a.nhS that counter calling over
eacn others shoulders for sumctbi
cool while limp handkerchiefs ~
Eoenan'S service,
Local observations at o.cIoc,. ,as,
nisht showed the following fnurns
temperature, 50; humidity. AZ: winJ
direction, south. i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
DISCOVER DEADLY BOMB
IN MAIL AT BOSTON
nv, 10 lie OF Different Mnkc Tim,
fhose Sent To weIf-known
Men.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Informa,io,
ii,ce;weu y the poSt-offce here today y
nS inspectors working with Federai
and city detectives. to unravoI I'era ,ha
:,,Ffsrery :nfsy concerning the mailing Of the
hiernai machines sent 10 nromipan,
men throughout the country. vas thn,
a,notner an. bomb had been discovered in
Una ne mar at Boston 1T was of n dif-
ierent make. and as its wraDper h.,d
sHcn ':nn torn OFF in transit. it was limos
pie 10 discover whether IL had henn
sent by the same person or ncrso,r
VINO mailed the bombs already fn1,nd
Inc bosion bomb was of mndombtcd
Gerinhn make, being OF the hand
grenade Kind. 1t is believed n ma,
nave been mailed TO IA friend bv ),
Stpluler nut as the address is LACKING.
mere IS no certainty as TO this ara
~ mas been given for analysis To- St.,n
chemist Walter Wedgcr
NO arrests nave yet been reported i'm
connection with the mail bomb an,
rage unless the arrest of two men
Eeid in Long Island City. about which
silence, was Of suSpccts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Yeoman Bette Fisher
Falls Heir to Millions

.WASHINGTOS, Mny 4.-AIi.x Bet-
.ie f'shcr. !cOnnn. second clnss. sRt
az her desk addressing Victory
Lincrt! l0nn letters saturday.
The door opened and In walked
Charles T.. McCnuiey, nm Oklahoma
nttorhcy. He inquired for the lit
TIC 3eoman. Then he proceeded to
WELD hi. mnEic Nvnnd.
"lOu hnSe been left tho entire cs-
tate of your uncle, John Patrick
McGownn, very wealthy oil mnn OF
Meridian, IoEnn County, Okla. You
nre worth x2,OUO,OOO. You will have
prepared to pny you substantial
sum-"
~ cnn't be bothered about signing
nny pnpers now.- nnid the little mil
lnOnnircSs. "'fhc ycOnirn are nrhcd-
uIcd To pnrnde md he reviewed thI.
afternU0n. md can't let my
mere legal mnttcrx stand In the
way. III meet you after the pm
rndc mud inter ! have finished my
work here"
And she wns ns good ms her word.
In her envy blue uniform. with high
white collar, white straw hut, with
chin, and Immensely proud Of her
red rating stripes on her sleeves,
shr was sO"n steppInE with head
throw n hnck md eyes straight
Later her lawyer handed her, at
her request. check for sIO,OtpO.
Whnt did she do with Sc: She In
vested every penny Of IL In Victory
Liberty iOnn bonds.
"Whnt am going to dot" she
said later. "I'm going To stuy right
In the navy. Ask for II discharge
now: what question. I should
sny not. I'm going 10 remain In
the service until Uncle Sam. work
IL done. Then I'll go To oklahoma
with mother mud look after my in
tcrcSts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
BUDAPEST BOLSHEv|STS
HAVE ORGY ON MAY DAY
Thousands of Rcd Troops March to
Red Music Through
Streets.
COLOR PREVAILS IN CAPITAL.
Street Cars, Automobiles, Stations
and People Decorated, but No Dis
orders Arc Reported Armies Are
Dcmobilizcd by Their Leaders.
COLOR PREVAILS IN CAPITAL.

BUDAPEST May l.-May Day has
been an orgy OF red. Thousands Of
Red troops marched 70 Red music
through red-bannered streets. The
side walks We're crowded with men,
women and girls Haunting red ribbons
street cars were red. automobiles were
red, railway stations and lamp posts
were red. In squares and on street
corners were huge red wooden stands
on which We're emblazoned the state
ment: This is the day Of freedom
and world brotherhood"
There were also numerous immense
plaster casts of Lcnine and Karl
Marx, some of them 20 feet high
The Red celebration continued all
lights added TO the crimson hue after
.:he darkness fell. There were fiery
speeches in different parts OF the city
by Bella Kun and other leaders of the
Sovicts.
Costs Huge Fortune.
The cos; OF this effort to make a
red letter day for Hungarian COM
munism was 10000. o.ooo,ooO marks
taken from the banks Of the country
Bella Kun declared that the people
could at least remember forever what
has been tried. and he said privately
that no matter II communism failed
a blaze OF glory. The imagination
Of Hungarys best artists and artisans
was employed TO make the cclebra-
tion success and from this view
point it did not fail.
The most remarkable feature OF the
situation now prevailing, is the fact
that there is absolutely no disorder.
There have been relatively few cx-
ccutions although the jails are almost
bursting with prisoners.
Officers Arc Cashiered.
Joseph Pogany, president of the
soldiers council. is held responsible
for the decentralization of army dis
cipline under the kagoiyi regime. The
OF efficient officers was
partly responsible for the lack OF pub
lie order, which resulted in the cs-
"a ablishment OF communism against the
wishes OF 4 majority of Hungarians.
Defeats are now making the commun-
lists regret their mistakes and they
are Offering enormous salaries to
bourgeois officers.
The army is commanded by War
Minister Bochm. who is competent in
civil affairs. but has no military knowl-
edge. lie formerly was a typewriter
'epaircr, then became secretary Of the
workers organization. and later Il
minister under Count Karolyi. The
count Observation-Disclosures are doing their
almost 10 prevent trained officers from
serving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
APPEAL IS MADE
TO LOAN WORKERS
Secretary Glass Urges Campaign
Committees to Make Greater
Effort.
DRIVE TO END THIS WEEK
Reports Received Indicate That
About Four-Ninths of Bonds
Are Sold.
'Bv Associated Press


WASHINGTON. May with sub
scriptions to the Victory Liberty loan
tagging TO greater extent than in
any Of the four previous loan cam
raiEns, Secretary of the Treasury
Glass tonight at the beginning Of the
third and closing week OF the drive
sent TO al! campaign committees a
strong appeal for Il final effort that
would not only raise. but exceed. the
minimum quota OF $500, 600. .oOo.
The Treasury today received no Of
hcia! reports on subscriptions but on
the basis Of subscriptions tabuia,ed
last night slightly more than one-third
OF the minimum quota has been raised
lnofhcial reports received today were
said to indicate that al the outside
mas been subscribed.
Hchind Other Loan Showin-s,
Official figures for the various stages
oil thc hrst and second Liberty Loans
are lacking. but the best available in
formation was said TO indicate that on
the eve Of the final week more
IMAM four-ninths OF the loan had bee,i
taken n each drive In the third loan
t"o-thirds OF the total had been sub
serl1ed and at the beginning of the
third week Of the last Liberty loan
campaign about $1,000. 900. 600. or one
halt the total. had been raised
Total subscriptions officially reported
IN the Victory loan campaign total
a,;t, ai;S,, ''.;s,a2ci To reach the minimum
quota slightly more than $500. OOO, 90
must be raised daily beginning tomor-
row and ending Saturday night.
Expect Big Results.
Treasury officials. however. were not
Dessinistic tonight. The work of the
hnal week because Of the relatively
poor showing thus far. will be center.d
on what one campaign director termed
Dig money. However, IL was sa id
tnat In the desire to obtain the coun-
tryS quota through solicitation from
nahKcrs manufacturing and indust ria |
nrnS and other interests the norton
0t the nations population able to buv
Nictcry notes in small amounts wou /
not be overlooked.
Itace between Districts.
The final week OF the camDairn is
expected TO see an interesting race be
tween districts Tor the honor of bein q
the hrst over the top.
81. Louis, which won this honor in
the fourth Liberty loan campaign. was
leading tonight with approximately 81
nearest competitor. on the face Of Of
hclal returns, was the Ninaeapnlis dis
1rict, with approxinlat SO per cent.
Ihe Chicago district, with so per cen;
Or IT'S quota subscribed, may give the
leaders 4 close race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
AVIAT0RS MAKING FLIGHT
TO CONVENTION AT MACON
Officers Land mt Pinchurst, y. c. ns
First stop on Trip From
Washington.
IBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON May 4.-Ieaving
here at ] o'clock today in Il Wright
Martin bombing plane for q flight to
Fey reported TO Boiling Field tonight
that he had landed at pinehurs,, y.
6. at D o'clock having completed about
Hait the distance without incident and
according to schedule. Colonel Dow
ney said the flight to Macon would
he resumed at o'clock tomorrow
morning and that he expected TO ar
rive there In the afternoon. Three
other officers are making the flight
Captain Roy T.. Francis and Lieutenant
Ernest II. Harmon. pilots and Major
w. H. Frank.
The aviators will attend the South
eastern Aeronautical Congress in ses-
sion at Macon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
NEW YORK CHIMAMEN OPPOSE
JAPAN GETTING SHANTUNG
Send Mcssngc tn Peace delegates,
Noiring Their Views on Ac-
fiOn Taken.

NEW HOAK, May i.-Chinatown
here has risen in protest against the
decision of tire Paris peace conference
awarding Germanys rights in the
ShantunE peninsula to Japan. y meet
inS of all chinese organizations heer
has bcen held a; the Chinese Chamber
OF Commerce. and the following cable
dispatch sent to the Chinese deIeea-
tion IN PARIS:
Chinese residents of New York hit
tcrlN protest ceSSon of Shantunc
rights TO Japan, being convinced that
such decision eudanScrS the safety
OF CHINA and the peace of the world"
similar message was sent to the
icktng government and the Chinese
gcNcrnmcnt officials at Shantung and
Canton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
REPUBLICANS PLANNING
FOR CAMPAIGN IN 1920
Conference OF Mcn nnd Women Lenders
TO lie Held in washington,
Nny 80.
IRy Associntcd press1

WASHINGTON. May determination
plans for the 1920 presidential cam
paign Will be considered at 4 con-
ference TO be held here May - and
23. ii was announced today. The meet
ing, which will he attended by State
chairmcn OF the mems and womcn'S
Republican State central committees
and members o: the National kcpubli-
can Committee will he the first joint
conference TO be held since women
were admitted to the party's coun-
ellis.
Senator Moses, of New Hampshire.
Republican, issued Il statement tonight
urging the nomination OF Major Gen
cral Leonard Wood as the Republican
candidate for President in 1920. The
New Hampshire Senator said Ecpubli-
cans OF his state were preparing to
present General Woods name at the
partys national convention