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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
SHERIFF ROBERTSON NiBs
ALLEGED CHICKEN THIEf

4 think have disposed of ths
chicken thieves thai have been reap
Ing q golden harye 4 Off the people ot
Guthrie during The past four months q
said Sheriff I'D Robertson today.
Yesterday Robertson arrested Paul
Dyer Oklahoma officers the day be-
fore arrested his brother. jesse Dyer
after laying trap for him and catch
ing him with the goods on
Tha brothers have an acre chicken
farm located between fritton and Ok +.
iah0ma City. where II il alleged they
took The stolen chicken and dressed
them tor The Oklahoma city markets
Bosh are charged with theft In ON
Ihoma county and wiIl be tried there
Many complaints have beeu made 20
city police and she sherifrs office by
householder living IN the east and
southeast part Of the city during the
''ssi four months and q Il estimated
by sheriff Robertson that 5000 worth
Of poultry has been stolen during fhai
time. Robss7 on put his men 10 worI
and th@ arrest of the Dyer bro,hers
resulted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
GRAND ARMY or STATE
TO HOLD REUNION
Strong Delegation From Guthrie
Will Attend the Ponca City
Sessions of q A X
Monday

The Grand Army ~ Oklahoma viii
hold iiA annual eneampmeni AZ ronea
Ciy next week BEGINNING early Mon.
day The local post and other patri-
ogie organizations are arranging 10 ai.
tend With strong delegaisns Tho ma :
tlonai officers ot all the different or.
CARNATIONS VIII be there on Monday,
and ,he bsa parade viii be held on
Tuesday
The government director 81 railroads
has granted fwo cent rate tu al dole
gate attending. and tho certificates
emitting lolders 70 that rate ara now
AZ The office of the Post qnariernaS,er
cci " u Ilurnadsy, and will be ie-
sued by him on Friday. May 2. and
tickets can b. puyohan.d until Monday
riahi good fof return any time nntli
the niEhi ~ May TN
The local drum corps will aecom
pany The Guthrie delegation and d
large number of members al ali she
various organizations Will aifend thls
great gathering and The city in the oil
region " making great pre- aTailons
TO give tisem royal entertainment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
at IiIi,ii iiON. FIRST IO
ENLIST. ~ ttOifE

William seaalus whn was tha girss
eolaFed hay 10 anlist feum loxau
county under thn cali u two years
aRp fstafnad hamu Ffam amfvlee In
The Ninth eaYalrY. atail0asi In ths
l'hilipplno lAlapda Ita IL eanMud 40
tlfst class Drigate IN Troop G. ~ ths
%inth eavalfy u wlli 10 remembers
~ thar hw enlisted fsw days bgter.
sae eIrnlHK IL the seh0el yvsF af tbs
Favsr high school and thai h@ head
rd shu graduating elaaa of that yuae
and thas his plaea on TIM stage waH
marked BY . vacant chair drapsd With
moys. hs H. etealt 10 Che faeu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
CAsKET COMPANY BUYS
FACTORY FOR $4,000
Michigan Men Take Over Old
Furniture Plant ON West
Side To Install Modern
Casket Factory

With = check Tor 50 coo TO bn.a 90,
bargain In hand. deal was oonsumas
ed Friday whereby ih, Drake a Mef.
rli, CasNei Company OF Constantine
Mich. purchases the old furniture fac
tory on the West side ~ the Pioneer
Cotton Mills
The price paid Is $50 900
MessrS Drake and Merritt who
have made success ct The caskel
manufacturing business in Michigan
we're in Guthrie recently viewing the
sronnd fer the purpose o. locating q
factory here
They were yisibly impressed and the
deal of today places The seal OF fin
siity on their impressions
Taey viii At once Begin arrange
ments to establish casscs manufac
turing plant here. Fifty men wiIl be
employed at ise starr and tlss mum
be viii be Increased from time 10
time
The cAsket company ssked bonus
of 81 500 from the city The Chamber
of Commerce endorsed the proposition
and appointed committee 10 waii
on business men relative 10 thc bonus
J r. Douglass. OF The Pioneer Mills,
contributed 81 ono towards the an
terprsse with bonus sums deducted.
the furniture factory plan, stands s27.
zoo to the caskes people
The Drake a. Merritt company
makes caskets and burial equipment
exclusively and Ia Michigan they have
done an immense huslneseo They
Ike Guthrie on account 81 It's location
and excellen, railroad facilities A
new corporation with Mr. Draae IN
control. will be organized here and
stock placed locally
II have known MessrA Drake and
Merritt for number of years. said
p. W i.inir. and can vouch for their
real ana industry think the Cham
ber OF Commerce has done good
thins in getting behind the proposs
iion~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
GUTHRIE WILL HAVE An
OLD TIME CELEBRATION
Citizens Committee Appointed
To Make Arrangements For
Big Time In 0uhnc On
July Fourth

0uthrlr wsu have an cid ilmc. rip.
snorslns Fourth of July celebration
thls y,Af With an "a, high ltais aud
fireworks
This Was decided AZ meeting uf
citizens heid today
John Mahones rhil Traband aud
Glen Householder were appointed q
COMMITTEES 20 work out the details
u Is planned TO havn automobile
races. horse racing. and other sports
AZ Electric park in the afternoon Az
nlTa, the fireworks display WI he
given AipIAnes from the flsins
fields at Port Slll will DO secured and
a grand parade of returned Logan
prnanty soldiers Will be- staged Fuuy
bands viii be in the parade
Tse celebration viii be tho blxvuai
thing pulled OF in Guthrie and We ~
tend % advertise Il In such way
that a record breaking crowd viii be
In attendance" sald John Mahoney
chairman of the committee,
Efforts 10 socnfo war exhibits tauNs
and cannon Will he made Lettera
we're inAilrti today 10 Senators Owen
and Gore and Congressman Thamp.
sou requesting their aid to secure the
war ex8ibit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
CENTRAL PUPILS GIVE
JOYOUS MAY FESTIVAL
May Pole Dance OF Seventh and
Eighth Grade 0irla Witnessed
BY Large Crowd, Buy a
Bond Hit

A, each school, large crowds % ga
srons Witnessed thu festivities
IN Hals the pespie make mueh q
ihc May ole dance nasweeu ihs
fret ana i'sh Ut MRv thousands q
children wind tho coluea
nns italy has aushine on Guthrie
The ftetiirsi aud most tptehlng MaS
pole dance aver beheId ~ Oklahoma
Was elysn a. noon tudg on Noble ave.
nue.. oppoaila Central eehool
The sifees was rspet off with hunt
inR. The Central piau0 waa moved ~
thu xtr,sci and crowd ~ more thah
ihou and witnessed she quaint and
picluresaae KYrations of the pretty
and winaome girls. an clothed ii vhls"
Of tbs seventh and eighth grades
I, was patriotic May festival And
II waa complete IA ever respect llte
Central teachers weru IN ehafgs Hnd
10 them II due Nerat praise for hv
saceeas of the festival
The programs opened wlih 'hu stnr
ssangled Hammer. f5llowed by Am.
erica, thu Bsaalifnl
nuy q Bond. received great oya
tion
Circle game and folk dances we're
then given romprlsinx the Dance 81
elrestlng Hickory ntckofy Dock and
he Shoemaker itancn ileiny and
rnnnlng raoea eama next wtth insp
frog. basket bail fisK aud hoop foik
wamca and dances. ''i Aee You. Car
rgus,i." and "giraaak drills. mill
tsfy. dumb bell. wand. flag march nnd
sony.
The names ~ the young ladies' eho
10 Il are
i.eona Manaen. Lois Davis. Mamie
Iiiauk Dorothy Doolay. Emma Ruth
Frl"dley. Hazel AlIinK. Mildred Moore.
zsitna ssIlarR Madeline Olson. MARY
Elizabeth Fiison. Alice Nnlrr. fIelsa
ilia0n. and Mas swssrngen uf the
seventh grad. Alba nammlls. Fsos
enee Frazier RaahexsF. pornshy NIch
ols, Dorothy Duuniea. ESma llslden.
Lucille Hunter. fruness Wnuner. 81
ma HowIand, Vivian sharp. kathryn
poiis and Jennie Seaman of the eighth
srsde.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
MIS- Spt ri Wk's ARM
BROKEN ~ WlttAk

MrH William NJ Spurlock of lhis city
was he victim Of spectacular motor
car accident IN Kansas CITY. Monday
The car in which she was gldlnE
collldvd with an army motor truck
and plunged over an ambankment
Mrs Spurlock was thrown out and
sustained broken arm and many
bruises Her condition. while serious.
Il not regarded az critical
Mr. and Mrs spuriock hav been
making their home IN Kansas CiiY.
where Mrs spurlock Is looking after
the care and education ~ the daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs TANoite Mrs
LaMo,te was formerly Mrs Bird Me
Guira,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09

NEW GAIslsO STATION
~ OPERATION

The Carlo OIL eompany's new filling
station. corner Fiflh and Noble. will
dispense its first gasoline 70 the mo.
toring public on Saturday. A full line
Of lubricstlng oiis and gfeaes viii
also be handled and air and water may
be had for the asking
One of the chief features Of the new
filling station il the sisible gasoline
pumps, which are the frs, 20 be seen
in Guthrie. This H. considerable
Improvement over The old style suction
pum.s the molorisi having the adssn-
tage Of Seeing the quality and quantity
Of the gasoline that goes into his tank
The Carlo people will soon erect 4
filling station on the East side. also
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
WHAT rIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

wschna- p Naye<ts. Siul~a,er
OKLA. man wa fatally sniurcd here
last nirhs ~aen his car vas smashs'a
h. santa Fe train
Balumorc- Cay detectives and
psl.ce worr4ei over rcpea,cd murders
and rohhsrsos Tea malionAires have
heen ro5bsd q ss0eo within the
past .hlriy DAYS
Newport >s~s~A hag boat. car
rvns twenty retarnet soldiers cap
sued last ngshs. during = fishlng cx-
cur aon Two soaimen wen' drowned
Az of ,he soldiers cscapcd by swim
ming
-lA~ton Twenty five women. held
herr in q dssntion camps for Treatment
II social diseases. were rele~soi TO-
day
Arimorn- Homer Jackson was
morsaky wounded In ssree, duel with
Jasper simple Al New Hoaldion yea
ttFoAA tNFnnk
New YORK So far this month.
tets1 American soldier have arrived
from France b. New York rateways
Arkansas Clfy--Flre destroyed
four blocks here last night Loss. sSe.
oDa
Perkins Emma Elkyfinr. woman
ooofierser whipped a Z enforce
nens officer on she street here wish
a ouery whip she escaped
liohars A terrific explosion oc-
carr@d rear here last nlghi Inves-
siK2ticn made indicate that large
QDaaissy y riiro giycerin was buried
and in some way see OF a hole In
IT. ground g0x'9 and twelve feet deea
N salted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
HUNS BALk ON PAYMENT
or iApgMAlTtTa

pafls, May 8~~fhe German drss.
gates IN their answer 70 sns peaes
,srrs. the newspapers ssya Will pre-.
pose 20 assume ths burden VI making
ssparatlon only Tor damages caused
ia nosshsFn france and Belgium. Tho
pagers sny "a ls not unlikely tire slIiss
will rsfuss ths proposition. The Ger.
man delegates is 10 added also ln-
tend % give battle over ths questions
Of ths sssr valley. panslg ard ne
fos.mr German colonies ard military
oeeupatlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09

Members Of the local Rotary elnb
m.s the Kansas City trade excursion
men a. Union depot shIs morning and
escorted them 20 tbs lone botei Ths
visitor reached 0athrle al e'elock
aud marched 40 tosn following their
own band Mayor Hartman xrsesed
the irippefz on behalf q Guthrie and
extended them the freedom of tho
city.
Guthrie ls one OF the best cities ON
The Oklahoma map and always like
70 visit here" said Harry v Hayran.
president Of the Midwest Envsiops
company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
.OOD IOus OPEN
ron INTELLIGENT MN

Naiuailoa wds. valuation enane,t o
ana assistant valuation eusinesrs ar,
WANTED ~ the income tax uni ~ the
har au ~ Internal revenue posimas
tcrs have r.cAlyed notice shat appll
cations for the positions may be made
Through fac ci,H service hy men and
women The Positions ray from ,'tN
io fiAo year and arc ome of the
best that may b. had through The ciyll
service examinations
The duties of the positions Involve
the estimating n she values ot stand 4.
'ns tmber. or the market values II
gas or minerals sn pise"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
W\I ilOtti. Wiil OPERATE
IN TIM NMtl,iC\< PLAN

The lnnr ho,el viii hr oi'~raied
on he American qian hrr~af,cf. said
Mapaast raFv wetrrn today Z an
e"ins 20 try 20 make sha lone ths ms'ss
popalAr hotel IN lho state n serving
The very brsi meals - az lnancsn M
the ION" viii sUon be place easorsy
sought ~ nVi nnly M" travelling l,ub
l.c, but the clUscns ~ Guthrie 90 we'll. =
Aald Warren
fhe fires meal under the nrw plAn
viii be- served SUNDAY neon Cisiteas
of lhe city generally aro lnvlted % be
quests " the hogel at ths opening
fhso viii b. orch esra music
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09

Iaris. MAY a sAesoeia,sa Press ~
a special apgsal IN behalf ~ ireland
wAa made to President wllmn hY Aean
y oC~ailalHh. lhe sinn rsaa rpprv-
seaiaflve ~ shs provisional moysrn.
nen' ~ fhr Iri~h fspabllc.v when thn
irlah avlssSia laid the lelsia memariai
before eho rsuos conference The ap-
ps'al VISA contained 10 lett~r ~
President Wilson ASKING him ~ asge
TIC pesg. conference 20 Invite lIsa irish
national representatives ta be prcss
nnt ~ lsa deliberations Mr u'C.ais
laiEh alsn urw~d Frealslsnt Wilson 10
support fhe clalm "a fru~sum which
she iriph representatives wlah sgs lay
h"Fafe the conference
RnfefrinR to tho memorial ~ whsen
b. hHd rwclspd she claims n ihs @irtnh
et'nntinuaa nn taKn 7 t'ul ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
LOCAL FINANCIAL CONCERN
10 INtistsNSt. ltPiiAL

ON account of the wonderful IN
crease In business. the fmDloyee'
building a Loan association has dceld
ID 10 inersas. the capital stock of IN.
concern from tl.oo0.oD to q 900 .oeo
The meeting of the stockholders Il
scheduled for June ,
Secretary chss sseiy sfeiss thai 4
had been the intention of the directors
TO postpone action on the question
until regular annual meeting bat this
ysar's business h 20 rapidly inercas.
Ing q was decided 20 call a special
meeting 70 prosi5 for ,he emergency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
FLIGHT OVER SEAS IS
HALTED By ACCIDENT

Warrington. May s--Lieutensnt
Commander A c Read, commanding
the naval sespsIne Nc-z. teiephoaed
the Navy department today from
Chatham. mass, that two days will be
required 20 repair the disabled motors
which forced his plane 10 descend
yesterday while on the fisst leg os the
rsns Atlantic flight. He said when
the engines were again in running
order he would proceed TO Ne~found.
lard fe join ne Nc-f AMI Nc.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
The Hearty Handshake that
Makes the World Go Round

buyers 20 out from every progressive
community yearly to New York and
Chicago and other Big production cen
ters Because OF the principle OF
personal contact Of. fls:,hand indi-
sidual. on n-fhe-spot dealing alone gives
satisfaction. Why do thousands Of
hsghlv paid buyers go yearly to Eu
rope For the simple reason that i
Is Impossible TO order ~ mall and be
satisfied These bayers are sent by
Americas most prosperous merchants
by the men who KNOW.
TIE lesson - big II is unacceptable.
The man VINO would suy WISELY
nust bay In PERSON.
.; 81 Just as essential 10 esca inti-
vidazl clfizen's prosperity that ne DO
his purchasing w PERSON. Of the
nan whom ne knows and who knows
him. as Il IL essential TO the success
os tie biggest importing hosse or in
dustrIzl enterprise 10 the country.
We cannot al 20 TO Ssx York or Eg-
rope TIE hsyers ~bo do 70 there.
60 as Our agents. Tbesr enterprise
makes II possible for us 70 purchase
the best. in person. IN our orn town.
from Gufhrisls merchants
Americas hoss of travelling sales
men are again ernbodinsnfs os the
lr1rslr.~x - d. q G. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
FEDERAL COT 'ltT PETIT
Jury NEXT WEI,

Federal court has recessed until
Monday morning at nine o'clock, at
which time the petit Jury will be en-
pannslad AMI 90. trial Of civil suits
begun A number of Inn sofiang suits
are on the docket that will consume
much time In hearing Criminal cases
will come later in the month grand
Jury will likely be called early 10
June
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
BUY. BOOST. BUILD, SLOGAN
THAT GUTHRIE PEOPLE
SHOULD ADOPT; PATRON
LIE HOME INDUSTRY AND
ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD
WORD TO SAY OF YOUR
OWN HOME TOWN
THE HEARTY D c INSIDE

THE HEARTY D e INSIDE :. =
Wso is II ihas meets yOz at the door
With kszrty hsEdssake snd sends
yos of ssrs1ed vita . rszi ~eorse-
zgxl.~ goo1aysf
TIA tas home torn reAhsrt
Anz there's = b. more meaning in
tar ehs@ry sersozsl contact thar
fast sse warmth Of good feeling wai-a
( srxercerx
Back Of 1: les principle which hss
bait ~ TIE rezirh q nzfioas In Il
is enbotiss srzfh which las pro-
dared o-e q re b~st paid and usss.
irnDrorznt p-o<sssions q modern
tines
Why 20 ssozssnss zns thousands Q,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
KANSAS CITY MERCHANTS
CALL on PRINTING TRADE

Clarence Barhydi. representing tfla
American Type Founders company
ksnaN City. J r Comfors. sales man
ager of the Missouri Interstate Paper
COMPANY: Harry r Hayron. president
of the Midwest Envelope com any and
w l. Garfield o. the service depari
ment American Type Founders com
pany. called on the ;rsde hers today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
Moar prrarpArioNs
nv MrstcAa nAsc'rt

laredo, resas Msy p--chsrlss
scpAlrs. an immigration Inspector.
srs ,hres uNhreSn ~tslesr. were
Killed srd Two men seriously wounded
10 a avn roN, between Arssrsan -
ncsrs and Msslean smuealse.. ssVe-,
mites sos,hsas, ~ Laredo lsst rluht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
WILSON WIRES APPEAL
TO PEOPLE TO suY BONDS

Washington. Nay s--prsssdent VII.
son today issssd through secretsry
cisss, sn appeal TO The American peo.
pie 70 make the Victory Liberty loan
"a great popular thank s,ssries."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
PRESIDENT WILSON
WILL VISIT BELGIUM

psris. May s--PresIdsnt Wilson will
visit BeIginm soon. # is UNDERWOOD.
ard VIII make an important speech
during his trip through that country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
Peace With Russia and
Use of B0lShepik Troops
Is Germdny'S Plan
Mountain Bandits
Raid Texas Tom:
XII Fire Officers

oosstss. Ara. Nay s-r~srts
t~o reosrtsir eansau isss rlers
rslses tie ,s~r % caHa-sa ssrers,
-osesc . bark. slllec tive police ~
feers a.s ,se city lsils, ara rsless
es al prsse~sts
rhe ehiet ~ police ~ss sr,oro
ths offieers siilec
TIRE esso,ts stole . number ~
rorsss ara escaped 20 ,ne mesr
tsas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
List of Dead
In Texas Storm
Mounts Higher

ereN~lils. rssss. say s-rsp>rss
tsssf from tNs s'ofw ssspt sres ~
,ne lever Ris crsNae valley y
creased ,hs aessn ice ~ wsans
cav rsehrs s,eeu 10 s~ssss o 4
psesors 'ss~dsed. ~ smsn bslA
lros zee. demolished ,hsevahes, u
Affected area 10, ,ns srcp asmss
will ne, he % severe Q. a ~ss ~,
believed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
THomas NELSON PAGE
TO RESIGN POST

Paris. May s--it ~as stated IN high
quarters rere today snat Thomas Mel.
scr Page, American ambassador to
Italy. would resian his pest upon the
conclusion cf peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
THHEE BILLION DOLLAR
MARX arAcHsp IN pHlvg

Washington. MAY g--- raa suta of tts
vletvFY Liberty loan today ant above
81 ooo oooO go. bH treasury of,salsls
aald the ssaas figures foa taaay's
standing could ret be tsbulasna ursi
tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
PLOT DISCOVERED TO

lNcIrE MUTiNy
Lenocn. May s-A conspiracy 10 IN
cit. British sailors 10 rnutsny ard eel !
oiers to censociisxe themselves BY
marching ou, of seelr barracks. has
beer discovered. according 20 the
Daily Mail. Tire premises of various
persons have been searched and docu-
merits seixed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
! llICE ANO SOLDIERS FA|l
TO O|SP{ns[ CROWD
>ituN Nrrttt. ~ Mtnt.
40 rist ~iipt>i Nitl>ss>
~ i>ttuNl.>l ~ ne
uAtt Ot riusvs~tD
NM HtrtntIC Z
BULLETIN

Dublin, May . Iriah home ruIs
patriots held monster nesting
In Dublin square today al which
fiery war speeches were made
Police and soldiers from tho
nearby garrison failed 10 break
up the meeting No casualties
resulted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09

Ss- or.@ss Nay s-Toosxhs.
p4-siF esoz<y. SATURDAY.. unsettled ard
szr1<x-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-09
rrG INTERNATIONAL
SITUATION TO-DAY


The cAlnese 1slegation 20 she pace
conference N r2rs has recsived ca
nied Instructions from pesing n0 70
sssn she p~sce treaty beC1ase - nc
sesslsusnt made IN TIE Ksa Chau and
Shsntang controvsr~y, ~ ~hsch IapAn
~1s given German lights OF m ShAn p
sang peninsaa
TAs Chinese corserence al ShAnenhA
wArre the northern ant sSs1thsrn gov
srsmen,s zre cndeavoring 10 settle
their dasfe-eoeS. hss sen, similar IN
s,racsions 20 the Paris delegates
couref % -Four wo-sre
TAe counsa az to1r & wogklng todsy
on she r0Er1r io Ae followed n the
negotiations with German Austria,
having gAken ~ 8; meeting held
lAst nAwh' the italian ciaiE 10 frrr.-
torres or the eastern shoe Of she Adr
aSse.
TIE council os foreign ministers Is
1~votiag Is flEa 10 study az reports
relative so tue boundaries of s;ates
sorrnea out or the erstwhile Austro-
Hungarian snaEare American Anaas-
sado- Pace On hsS war 10 Paris from
porsA 70 rake personal repori to-
Prexsdens wasoa
Germany Will sisr Under Pressure
Comment IN she German Press ca
the treaty BANDED the German deie-
gates n ve-sz lies On Wednesday
seerns 10 Indicate that Germany may
sign the treaty hus only under he
ssrongess protaS ana that the dsptr-
matte efforts ot ne enemy NAV b.
concentrated np3r President Wilson
rnesnwAlse tor modification OF she
terms. Stress Is laid BY many of the
sourraaAs ca the argument thar she
fe-rns ot peace III many features are
In sharp cous-ssF ~ssh bis four points
F~-eh saesziiss OpDon4 to Treaty.
Fre1eh socisssss organs Dx ress
themselves as opposed 10 the treaty
seeawa~ NJ it, drastic measures. ana
q manifesto tssae& by TIE national ex-
ecmftre committee % rhe British labor
party SAYS sha sreaiP by sgs tprn.s
tCorfinue1 on Pare rof IL
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CHINA MILL NOT
SIGN PEACE TREATY
cot \t-ll. ~ fOt n MAPPING.
OFT Fi\N. PtrN.RtM: BiJ.-
t.tlN ~ ipl>>Ntt>t ttt,,
FRENCH SOCIALISTS
OPPOSE SIGNING
BULLETIN

Berlin. MAY There Is only
one immediate solution peace
with Rns1a and the use Of eol-
shevik troops for Germany, Herr
0enberss, one Of the German
delegates at Versailles, is quoted
BY the Neae ze;sung as declaring
VIA reference 10 the peace 'snns
submitted.
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