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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

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THANKSGIVING; SERVICES
FOR HENRiCO PARISHES

Thank 4giying services viii be held
in all tne Episropsl churches III the
parish VI Hcuric" sunday mornins IN
give expression 10 the gratitude ~
OF Chirchmen for the Divine out
pouring n spiritual and material
blessings resultant from the Nation
Wide Campo Ign 4 special program
for these services has been arranged
ny he Richmond Clericus,
While returns from from tho }1o
churches in 'nc Diocese of Virginia
are Yet Incomplete. sufficient reports
have oeta received 70 leave no room
to doubt that Inc diocese has fully
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
FOUR ARE INDICTED
FOR SC0TI=A0BBtRl

Stanton Dec. ls.--1ife ns1oh a..
cassed rchhing Of the pAlafiAi homo
1T Fred " Scott. Royal Oreaardx
situated on top OF the KIna RNxs
mountains, near Atom had an AIRING
Yesterday morning In tbs Circuit
Court al Charlottesville before Z Qpe-
ciai grand jury summoned NJ weak
for The purpone and - = resQ3k AUsw
men were indicted ON charge At
house breaking In the night time nnd
the taking of quantity Of G1eoho13s
stinsulants thcrefroTn.
The defendants named wog0 J. 9o&-
den, King westcot., Luther Npner-
man and sidney Zimmervnaa, IN hntl-
ing from Staunton and Wayne1boro.
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Splendid REPORT OF COMMISSIONER PETERS

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
Tomorrow in the Churches


League 7:f5 r. NJ
Broad Preaching at Il \.
NJ ard 7. NJ. by the pastor Rev,
Fred r. ChenaulL Morning subject
The Winning Minority" Evening
Beating Our Handicaps' Special
music morning and evening by the
church choir
Trinity Methodist Broad and
twentieth street Preaching II A.
N. and r NJ by the pastor Sun
day school $50 A. NJ. Fpworth
League 7:lh +. NJ, Prayer services
Wednesday s r. II
Epworth-- Chaffir and Rowland
class ~ a:3n Preaching nj T:3o p.
NJ, by The pastor, Rev c. r.. Johnson
Morning services conducted by Rev,
G. II. McFadden. Evening subject
Tho Devil T1carnats," All welcome.
Nonumer. Nethodist-~-tf1ere will be
presc hfng by the pastcr the Rev.
Georg" Wesley Jones at A. VI and
s p NJ
Grace II 4 ". address hr Thomas
s SNuthgate, iay leader of the Viz
2iuia conference. s T. NJ special scr,
vice conducted M the p;ts'or Rev. r.
7. Carey. n u. Mrs Kidd viii sing
in iiihlo riass A;%o \. ",
West pnd--Ecv. 4. l.. Carson. pas
tor Preaching ~ +, a. NJ and T'4f
=. NJ. Subject "Tho Essentials ot 4
Religious Life" an,e 4 Tender AppcaI
10 ON, Gratitude" SUNDAY school a.
$50. " p. Taylor superintendent.
Erwor'h League AZ +. NJ. Snrciai
ruusi" AZ an tho services. led ny i
< Eonner and his chojg-
s.. James Twenty Niuth snd Mar
sha u streets Rev. r. =. T.3.Tr ph ia,
pasto" Preaching by the pastor. II A.
NJ and r. NJ SUNDAY school a;&o
a n. Wednesday evening e"r'io"s
is, = VI
( Fairmoun; Rev. l.. t Hit thr
pastor will! preach ~ II 4 u or
+. NJ. on Why tho Lost Cord Can 3
Ro Found" sunday school a;3o *.
NJ Mons Bible class a;ts y "
Eoth leagues ! F. NJ
81 Pauls -Twcnt, -s,evenih and
Ecnsble streets. Preaching hotH
morning ana night ny the pastor
Rev. Thos. +. Johnson, # \ N. anc
: r. NJ. Fpworth League r. VI
SUNDAY schoo, $50 \. ".
I'nion StaLion---At ii A. VI. there
will be preaching and installation ~
!. officers Subject - Steward and his
Work" At 8 r. NJ. the pastors sub.
sect Will he The t,vnr Present God -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

subscribe it's auota to the 81, 11o.-
n0s ~ b. raised for me general par
Roses ~ the church. And II b be-
liexed That final returns Win show
that The allotment has becn o~esr
subscribed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
FIR F,%BSrERIAN.

Westminster--SerY ICES at II A. M
and r. Al. by the pastor Rev V Y
Fair The Sunday school VIII meet u
eco A. NJ. and the i~nristian Endaavoi
At fla =. NJ. At n A. NJ, J. p Han.
will address the mems Bible class OF
The Trial o. Jesus, From a Lawyer!
Standpoint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Church of tho Ascension Morning
PRAYER and sermon, u A. NJ. sub
.iect; Prepare ton t,Yenina Drawer
and sermon s Z, NJ. subiert 'TTke
H.faid Of Righteousness The rec
lor. Rev philip A, Arthur, will prtacl'
~ hOih services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
n ARTIST

sroaduS Aemoriai-~Corner Thirty
second and r. Broad streets ". E.
Gibson. pastor Bible school at
so A NJ g.. G. McCabe, .supcrin-
tAndent Pastors subject at ] A. NJ.
"Ilonorinr the Church" At T. M.
Saving Others" senior and Junior
f y =, t. II =. r. NJ
Tanesnacle-- Services II A " and
3 T. NJ. Rev. !. K Edwards viii
preach morning theme What TO 10
with ilfe's Burdens" evening theme;
The Flight OF the Birds
FIRST At u O'Clock and
3 o'clock by the pastor. Rev. George
W McDa Mel. y. n. sunday school
meets at $50 A. Al; Il, y, p: IT, :
?. N
Fulton W Thorburn Clark,
pastor. Preaching morning and even
ing ~ the pastor. sunday school
1850 \ NJ Senior and Junior Is. y.
I, 4. Z o'clock p NJ.
Nenab'e Street.-The pastor, Rev, t.
Il. Johnson. will preach al both serF-
ives. Themes Building the Sriritua
Life" and The Claim of the Out
sidcr% PRAYER meeting Wednesday
nigh! 81 which time AL arc requested
! to brinS IN gifts FOR the pounding
for the rnor Young peoples meet
inys at : O'Clock sunday night,
! Randolph Street i:er W. +.
! Robcrt son. pastor. SUNDAY schooi a.
| den. Tho pastor rtIl preach a. fol
! luws. II \ M. a pa-ssionstr
Christ" s T. NJ, "t'ercivcness" the
: aeS cnth sermon on The Lord 5
/ PRAYER" senior and Junior +. Y. J.
IT, and sunbeam eceiat> at T, Nj
Ir-na ruel-~-pr. George Green, mcd -
zeal n,isFionar& from Afr'n viii
speak AT / A ". and III the evening
at O'Clock the service will DC if
charge Of tho senior Il. Z +, t.
t~iEh Street Corner Twenty hftt
and Leigh streets DR. J. j. wicker
pastor Preaching j A. NJ, b. Rev
lC \. jenkins: 8 T.. NJ, Rev. Austin o
Soda. Sunday school $50 \. NJ
Il, y. r, u. : r. NJ.
At cslvarv-- Roy. c. + Arendsl
! VIII preach at morning service sn'
Tho pastoc, Rev. c. A. Jenkins, Jr,
vat night
paiubridge- 3treet-~-C or nsr q
Hainhridgc and eleventh streets l.
tlu1son Westfall. pastor. residence
No 1a2a Porter street a;5n a. NJ
Fiblc school. Mr. 6, w. Payne. super
intendent. The new class rooms Vii
= soon be ready. New scholars en-
rolled Al any tiiae.
II A. NJ. public Worship, subject
. Things That Endure Followed b
the Lords supper.
r. NJ public worship, subject
THE World ON t'irc" or The Alarm
, ing Signs OF our Times Text, Re,
Special music by the Quartz
} ichoir" Mrs. T, NJ, Howey. organist
Mr. ". I, Morriss, II tenor; Miss Mil
bred Snellinge, soprano; Miss Grac
| r. BYinser alto; Mr.. NJ \. Dyson
base.
Tho quartet has won a reputa
ton for splendid singing which
manifest by the splendid concrega
ton Everybody welcome: come earl
and bring your friends.
.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Th,rd~Twenty- sixth and b a 4
etreets--keEular ser vices viii be held
ar IL A. N. and T. NJ, conducted by
the Master P.y. Fl, Williams. sun,
Ga. school al $3.50 \, AZ. and The west
minister league AT 49, r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

st. james Morning prayer and
s"rin"u a. o'clock. Evening prayer
ana sermon AT 2:l3. sunday school
at AGO a VI, Mems Hihle class at
o \ NJ. The rector. Rev &. Free.
land Peter. VIII preach 4 The morn
inE service ami the assistant min
istcr Rev Carl S. Smith. in the ev-
'ning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
METHODIST

Ccntenary--45race street between
Fourth and Firth Preaching ~ II
:. NJ. and =. N. by the pastor, Rev.
Thomas A. smoot. Morning subject.
The VIII TO 40 Gods VIII" Even
ing; 'l,nafraid Epwo-,h League
Devotiona s p. ". sunday school
$50 A. NJ N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Firrt---Preaching az II A. n. by Dr,
Edw ard Mack and a. =. u. tv Dr
Walter l.. Lingle, both II Union Thee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
LUTHERAN

Al the First English Lutheran
church, corner Monument avenue and
lombardy streets. the pastor, Rev
j. j. scherer. Jr,. will preach at II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

81 Mari, s. Services 10 H. =, Ice
boot kersinEton and Belmont
avenues, SUNDAY school, $50 \. NJ;
mems Bibi" class, 30 \. NJ, morn
ing prayer and sermon. \ ";
evening service. r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
EPISCOPAL.

Mooumeutsl~-Th re.tur. fcv.
James " Morris, u. -. Hlit "a. am
at IT \ VI and +. NJ sundaH
school and Hihle classics ~ 2, 81 \, N
81 raNi's- <inth and Gf}e, streets
iioly communion an - \ NJ sun
ia ~ hool and Ribi" classes at
H:f5. Al the morning pra%nr a"rV-
t-r a' ~ the rector. Rev. w Eua-
i .te- - - Wit tt~a'.' on:
The Promise of God FULFILLED, .
F., a4ol a. t.t3nltseiyi4ss f"r tnt W.
,io0-wide campaign At the evening
service st &. he VIII prcacit or: Tire
Claim of CHRIST and tho Church
4 pom Every Man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

81, John Services AT II A NJ by
he rector. ~ S =. NJ. by thc Rev.
=. &. Randolph.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Laurel strcet-40o block on South
Laurel James Riddick Laughton pas
tor. Sermon subjects; morning.
Giants ard GFasshoppcrs" Evening,
"A Converted Maniac" sunday
Scboo ESQ Al Dc rartrnents,. Prea I'll
inr { \. - AMI s,.R. NJ. Junior
and senior Ep~otth lea CUES, : p NJ
Mid wcch service, Wsdnesdss r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Park Place---ihe pastor, Rev Rns-
co< NJ white will preach az II \. NJ
and 5 r. N. Sunday school and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

At Cslvarr--- Roy. c. II. Arendall
viii preach al morning service and
Tho pastoc. Rev. G. a. Jenkins 1re
cat night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

leigh rcet--=Corner Twenty NTH
and Leigh streets, DR., !. J. wicker,
pastor. Preaching u A. NJ b. Rev.
G 4. jenkins; 8 T.. NJ, Rev. Austin Q.
Soda Sunday school $50 \. NJ.
+, Y. r. T.. r. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Highland PARK Rev. l.. T. Wi
lisns, pastor. Morning service. Ii
A. NJ, Evening service. r. M Sun.
DAY school. a:5o A. NJ. Epworti
league r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Highland F7ark--Services at n a N
= nd r NJ with preaching b. the pas
tor. Rev William 3 McTlwaine Jr.
sunday school at - +. VI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Second-~Tne pastor. Rev. RIss~it
Cecil, = n. viii preach at both ss,-
vices: II A NJ on THE t.ordsaip Of
Christ. and at f. Nj on Near tn"
X gdem" sunday school at a. A NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Union StaLion--At II A. VI. there
will be preaching and installation ~
officers subject - Steward and his
Work. At 3 r. NJ, the pastors subj
sect will he The Ever Present God "
Sun day school at $50 A. NJ large
Bible class for mon An interesting
Philothea class for women Everhodr
welcome
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Tanasnacle-- Services II A, " and
: =. NJ. Rev. !. Il Edwards VIII
preach morning theme! What TO do
with ilfc's Burdens" evening theme ;
The Flight Of tho Birds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

pcnnv Stseet--R Nelson Hardness,
pastor = A. NJ, preaching by Roy,
John W.DXon. u. p. r. NJ
prca ching by Rev, John y, Hosier. H.,
d. $50 A NJ. sunday school ami
Bel! Bihle class meet t,nworti :,
leagues junior and senior. meet at /
r NJ. A cordial greeting and han
pS welcome TO all the services for
f.verykcay ro,,c ana ani..,e ,h.rr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

-. pauls -Twcnt, Nenfh and
Fcnable strcets Preaching both
morning ana night NY the pastor
Rev. Thos. +. Johnson, 4 N. and
; 2. NJ. Fpworth League r. NJ
SUNDAY schoo, $50 \. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Paramount e, Z Elnore minister
The usual services VA be he,ti NJ II
A. Al Mr. Einaore WIZ sneak on "plra
Religion" vi = his suhjcct ejN
he "Toc Busy - come Down ehr3s-
nan Endessoi a , =. NJ. Bbie ~choel
at lac A NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

FIRST At ~ O'Clock and
8 O'Clock by the pastor. Rev. George
w MEDIA niel, y. n. sunday school
meets at $50 A. NJ; y, y. p u,
p N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

F,ilton~-Rsv. ". Thorburn Clark,
pastor Preaching morning and even
ing hy the pastor. sunday school
$50 4 NJ Senior and Junior s.. y.
+. l.. Z o'cleck r.. N.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Fairnount Rev, t. I. Hit thr
ma tor viii preach ~ II 4 VI or
"Flourish in Foreign I.nrG, ara ~
r. NJ. on Why tho Lost Cord CAM
r. Found SUNDAY school 1,3o a.
Mons Eihlc class a;tS y, NJ
Roth leagues I F. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

lmmaruel-- George Green, ncd :
zeal missionary from Afrir Wal
speak al A " and III the evening
at O'Clock the service Will DC in
charge of the senior Il. Z T.. t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

West Eud-Wll~ have Sunday
school and church service in the Rob
ert r lee school. kensington md
Belmont a|e1fues. sunday sfternor n
$40 10 AS, conducted ny Rev. Q. p
BuchhoiZ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Nonumer, Methodist there will he
pres ching by the pastcr, the Rev.
George Wesley Jones at A. VI and
=. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

s.. James Twenty Nirth snd Mar
sha u streets. Rev. r., =, T.}!Tr pkiu
pasto" Preaching by tho pastor, II \.
NJ, and r VI. SUNDAY school a;&0
A n. Wednesday evening e"rNir"s
Al + Vi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Trinity Method st-B Broad and
Twentieth street. Preaching II A..
N. and r NJ by the pastor Sun
day school $50 A. NJ Tpworth
League tbs + NJ PRAYER services
Wednesday 8 r. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Epworth--C haffir and Rowland
streets, sunday school and Bible
class ~ $50, Preaching at 7:3o p.
NJ, by The pastor, Rev. c. r.. Johnson
Morning services conducted by Rev
6, II. McFadden. Evening subject:
'Tho Devil I1carnate," All welcome
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

kaudoi pi -Street--i:e". W. r.
Robertson. pastor. Sunday schcoi a.
$50 A NJ 4. r.. Minor superiuten-
dem. Tho pastor rtIl preach a. fol
lu~s. ii 4. NJ. a passionate
christ" T.. NJ, forgiveness" the
seS Cnth sermon on The lord :
PRAYER. senior and Junior +, Y. j.
T. and sunhean m ecciat> at 2. Nj
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

logical SEMINAR. sunday school ~
a;39 and Biale classes ~ 10 \. N.
, 1919-05-19

would be fully enabled to state their
views regarding the definition of the pro
tectOrate, or necessary constitutional or
administrative changes, or other vital
matters, before any decisions had been
arrived at. It had always been the Gov
ernments intention to send a strong com
mission to Egypt at the earliest possible
moment to determine the nature of the
new protectorate. 1t was now proposed
to despatch a mission, over which Wis
count Miner, Secretary of State for the
Colonies, had been invited 10 preside
The Government thought that the Fovnt-
ians should be given an ave. increaSino.
share In the Government and it was their
desire to see Egypt, under British guild
ance, advance in prosperity and enjIqht-
eminent, and take its place as the leadino
Islamic Power.
Kingston, Jca., May l6th-lhe Leois-
IatiVe Council today passed a bill I'M
posing a tax of fifty dollars on CONNER
clal travellers doing business in Jamai-
ca. This follows the levying of a mar
cel-taX on imports, the taxes BEING i'm
posed for the purpose Of ASSISTING in
meeting a deficit in the Treasury.
Paris, May 15th-It is indicated that
the terms OF peace will be ready for
presentation to the Austrian delegates
ABOUT the mlQdIe OF next week. The
Council of -Four today discussed the
military, naval and aerial terms Of the
treaty, Mr.. Lloyd George will be ab-
sent tomorrow to bid good bye TO .
Welsh regiment, which is leaving France
for Home, and the Council of -Four will
lot meet again before Saturday.
New YORK. May 18th 1919.
Flour, Blended Clears St. Lawrence = ~,,
pr. brl. $40 80.
Meal, Kindred Yellow for EXPORT nor
100 lbs $4.l5.
New Season Pork no quotation
Heavy Mess Pork per hbI. $57. 0O-58 90
, Sugar--Crystals Confirmed by Brokers
per 100 lbs. Sc. 80.
Mojasses 49, test pr 10 lbs. not o1oted
Cotton, MiddIing Upland, at Liverpool ner
Id. II 57-1O0d.
Exchange, New York and London ca
days sight $4.6 28
Exchange New York and London, siobt
Sl.65 IL
LONDON, May 18th 1919.
Sugar--Demerara Crystals prices fixed bv
the Royal Commission per cwt. SIS. 9d
Muscoyado. 89ol basis, floating Terms II
bond, Ditto duty paid, 55s. Sd. Cos, Cd
German Beet $3.50 fob. no further sales
during Che war
Java 1862 Gibraltaror Channel for Orders
, 1919-05-19

TO the actual question, but that this mo"
must leave the read open Tor the Allies.
London, May 6th.-Canadian head
quarters has issued a special order to the
forces here, reminding them that 'dura-
ton OF war" does not end with the armis-
tice, but continues so far as Canada is
concerned. until the issuance by the Gov
ernOr-G General in Council of a proclama-
ton, declaring that wal no longer exists.
London, May 10Th. Field Marshal
Haig has been installed as Rector OF
st. Andrews University. In his speech
of acceptance, ne said that if we wished
TO avoid a repetition of the catastrophe
OF a world war, we must be prepared to
actively prevent the seeds of future arm
ed conflict. Among the more obvious pos
sibilities o1 strife was the problem known
as the yellow PERIL. The Chinese
must eventually demand a place in the
European labour market. India was be-
ginning to turn towards social, industrial
and political development. He sugges-
ted that the solution was to give all race
British freedom and ju tice thereby in
the course OF many years, leveIIing them
up to our standards of life. The league
OF natios could never absolve US from our
mission as an Empire.
Paris, May 6th-Messages threaten
ing violence If they sign the treaty, have
been received by the Chinese delegation
from various pc rts OF China. A despatch
sent by 35, 600 inhabitants OF Shantung
Province, dated lsinan Flu, May I1tn,
says "Regarding the Using Tau problem
Japan shows contempt for public right.
and never ceases to be ambitious. The
people OF Shantung refuse to accept as
effective such illegal demands. The
traitors to our c untry Tsao Yu Lin (Min-
lister OF Communications whose house
was burnt at Pekin, and Chang 1sung
Hsiang, (former Minister to Japan who
was severely beaten by the Chine. de-
served death for the blow suffered by the
Chinese people. Should you sign the
Japanese proposal you must receive the
same treatment upon returning to Chirl.
We cannot give ear to apologies. do
not fail US. We are much in earnest.
London, May 16th.-LOrd Curzon stat
ed in the House OF Lords in reply 10 the
Marquis of CreWe that the situation in
Egypt had certainly improved, although
it could not yet be considered satlsfacto-
ry. Order was generally restored in the
provinces, but slight disturbances had
to be forcibly put down in somf Of the
towns, especially in Cairo. Egyptian
affairs hao a conducted without ma
tive Ministers zee April u 1T, The
British Governme / emphaticaRy deciar-
ed if did not intenq to abandon tn re-
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come here from Mayence and will be
escorted down the Rhine by French
and British gunboats.
London, May 18th Lieut.. Col. Viii
son of the British staff in Mesopotamia
flew from MOsul to England in one week.
He crossed the desert from Mosul to-
wal ds Cal 0 in one day.
London, May l4th-Ihe Ministry of
shipping announced the number of ton
mage allied merchant men lost through
enemy action as follows: Britain 2,197
tonnage 1858, 900, France 238 tonnage
667, 900, Italy 230 tonnage 743, 900, Japan
- tonnage l20, 900, United States 81
tonnage 341, 900. In addition TO the
foregoing twenty British vessels tom
mage 80. 900 were lost in Admiralty Ser
vice.
Paris, May 16th.-An extensive Allied
naval concentration has been begun at
Smyrna in connection with a mandate 60
Greece 10 admins or the city.
Atlantic City, N. j., Nav I6.n -
was received al the pan American aero
nautical convention here today from
Washington that me 8riCl5n ali aaJnor-
tiles haze hasJened their plans TO send
the dlrigibie RIA on a dash across the
Atlantic, and il was probable that the
English craft would set out in day or
70.
Paris, May 16th-Ihe German peace
treaty, il DEVELOPED today, contains a
clause which has NOT yet neen made
public, providing that ratification by
Germany OF the pact Will bring the treaty
into force between the ratlfying parties,
enabling the immediate resumption OF
trade.
Paris, May 10th. 1t is quite probable
that the Turkish and Bulgarian peace
treaties will be negotiated and signed
in ConstantinopIe, Saloniki, or some 9th
err convenient city in the Near East.
Paris. May 16th.-A perempJory an
swer 10 the German note registering OBJ
j%ections to the treaty arrangements for
the lett bank of the Rhine and the Sarre
valley, has been drafted by the special
commission N territorial affairs, it was
reported this morning.
Versailles, May 10Th. A distinct i'm.
preston among some OF the subordinate
members of the German peace mission
that the Germans will sign the peace
treaty. is reflected gin the remark Of one
of the Secretaries, who is quoted as say
ing. What else can we do but sign.
We are on the ground, your knees are on
our stomachs and your thumbs in our
eyes"
Paris, May 10th. Edward Bernstein,
the German Social Democrat leader, in
an article in the 'Vorwaerts" of Berlin,