The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-01

have tried Almofninr was unfayor
You simply tlebration OF May Day
vo,;r sn drvof cold weather Of the las
lALLEN'S5ntlnued and the cold wa
Uncomfortable. Paris pre-
,sM mournfuI and gloomy aspec
Us morning. there being no ear
.Zs$aees. automobile buses or taxicabl
on afhe streets. No newspapers ap-
pcarcd,
The Metropolitan railway was shu
down this, morning in conformits
with the decision to cut off electricit,
for two hours beginning at o'clock
On account OF the observance oi
May Day in Paris, President Wilson
and other members of the american
peace delegation. will be obliged tc
walk IL they leave their quarters
Rrig. Gen. William Fl. Harts issued
! an order today prohibiting the circu-
lation Of American army automobiles
.in the city and forbidding soldiers
from strolling the streets.
The council of three will meet at
the white house" and 1t is antici-
pated that Premiers Clemenceau and
Lloyd George will be obliged to walk
to and from the session because of
the entire suspension of street traf-
nc.
All Irish Quit Work.
London, MAY ALL Irish workers
except those In the northern parts OF
the island have entirely ceased work
today The arosds a;nan ssfsiss
are closed down In Compliance with
s tbe order from the powerful trans
port workers, union.
Although the one -day strike will
NOT be observed in the north. there
4 will ne labor demonstrations and
r,rocassjons IN fine cities there. Civil
servants IN DubIi,, have beer, officially
notified that any absenting them
selves from work today will be liable
TO instant dismissal
Buenos Aires Celebrates.
Buenos Aires. May May day
was celebrated by q general twenty
four-hour strike over all the Eepup-
nc. In thls clfy the stoppage q .usl- ltlslI-
4 ness was coinpiete anu i,iclu9Su !. slulii 80
cars. taA'caps ~ ssi ,ass
sse sauI ahts n' GU a. 80 !, ~ scvs 80.
,,,saa,.., ,nans s.,ss.s ,,,a,., ,.,,s5tsI,ea
~ II. 81 q, uya,.e bald In
Z ~ ,io,,a ,a % AN w :tile citv during the
dav J3ecause of Alarming rufnors,
militarv and naval forces were on,
esl5ird f6ro,,pbolIt the repatblic. q
n lsJews Begi Prot tectiufs.
In view OF alarming ruIlors, war;
iiigs nave peen pos,su u y LIS 49, siss
AGAINST any InaAltiialiss
" ~. y ,sks.
Fi'us ~ sl..s 49, .is;tas T5res.3ae,,t
I,'issa,ea,, In,S,.a. todsy and stared that the
Ioyys 4, Argantina were not con-
nected with any agitations, begging
10 he protected against any popular
persecution in the event OF an out
break. The president assured them
that every measure to insure the
maintenance OF oroer would pe takeh'
Chicago Takes Precautions.
Chicago, May 1.-May Day in chi
cago-considered by federal agents
the directing center" OF radicaiist
and bolshevik activities in the Unlted
States-promises to be entirely free
of any demonstration by the raol-
calls. due TO the eXtraoroihary pe-
cautions taken by federal and city |
authorities. All applications Tor pa
rades and meetings in Whlch known
"reds" were interested, were refused
by Police Chief Garrity' VINO IN
statement issued lat ,aS. s ~ ~
warned that leaders at,en'pS,ns ,sia nsnso 70
stage demonstratlohs Vi inns o''"' az
ter would ne arres'eu'
parade Of 10000 to protest
against the Imprisonment OF eugene
Debs and others, so-called pollticai
prisoners. scheduled for today, was
called off following tne warning
sounded by Police Chlet Garrity'
Morris Backall, in announcing the
calling off of the parade at meet
ing of 1000 socialists last night, SAID:
I'VE VIII nor nold a parauc puo pu
1t VIII not ne many years uh.n .no
CHIEF or ponce VIII not oaie 'e'''o
US a permit ,,, Lo,s
Later reports redeheu poi,oe .at .ho.s
that some OF tile MAJ oi'ei'
might SUN attehip' 70 pa." pod t,r
THE plans nave pros,esseu SO a. a.
1t is possip1e some os III, .ne - ninnnos
may refuse 70 can on .',rn ~ naanb-
oeH'ons a,''
ing the ponce. m. d.,
gary, 'no" maNos atrn. 'sS COZ
Ponce oetaiis ~ We ".s uu9',e inoroasos
ton OF tne ci.y nsse peIn t,eIacad ~ et | all
with speclai watches piacer S,.,,d
federal municipal anu oai'A "oi'"
Ings'
East Chlcaso ana 1als' M,
port the GAZING on Oh rauicai ueii'on-
strations scheouieo LOT 1oody'
Socialists ana 1. w. w, at Hars' ,
are reported planning a oeillonstra-
tion for sunday at Wnich J. 10 pro-
posed TO inter- -twine the American
hag with red fags.
'Tf there are any red nag parades !
In Lake county," Sheriff Lew Barnes
said today. "the county jail VIII be I
filled to bursting with paraders'