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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
DEMONSTRATIONS RAGE
IN STREETS OF BERLIN
Protests AGAINST Peace Tcrms Arc
Famed Into Intensity by
Speakers.

BERLIN. May lS.--t;iGantic demon
STATIONS took place III Berlin today
protesting against the pence terms
Chancellor Philip Scheidcmann and
various members OF his Cabinet ad-
dressed large crowds The spirit of
~! the demonstrations was one OF de-
nance, which was famed TO intense
Jury by the speakers VINO. however.
warned the populacc TO stand united
AGAINST the "lorciGn foes and TO avoid
al! domestic disorder. Today marked
the end of the "Sackcloth- ashes"
week dccrecd by President Ebert
INC preamble of Gcrnany'S main
answer TO tho peace terms already il
cn route from Berlin TO Versailles. il
was learned late today at the head
uuarters of Count Won Ecrnsto tori. the
home chief of the German peace
machinery.
II WAS added that il was doubtful
whether the complete German answer
VII! nave been delivered by Wcdncs-
DAY which is the date stipulated by
tIcmenceau Extension OF at least Il
lew days appears 10 be confidently
expected in official circles here
Dispatches TO the German ncwSon pcrs
from Versailles say the original plan
OF contrasting the peace treaty chap
ter by chapter with the fourteen points
mas been abandoned, anu instead a
condensed expose OF the alleged con-
hicts with those points will be flied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Flyers Converse
With Destroyers
System Of Lights and
Wireless Used IN Right
Across Ocean.
ny JOSEPH MuLvANEr.

TiElASSEY. y. T.. May lS.--A dull
rcd iish' moving slowly in the dis
lance. tiny white light blinking be-
mind It, soft pattcr!ng or the wire
less receiver. then darkness and silence
rms Was how the scap!ancs speeding
in the nichi through, the upper air
iahcs on tue long leap over seas. re-
Nc'lcd their passage To the viSilant
dcstroycrs strung like beads on a slack
string between Newfoundland and the
Azores.
Captain Milton s. Davis of tho dcs-
lroNcr ward. on station No. 6. 3la
miles out likcncd the experience TO
talking with Mars. The Ward came
INTO the bay this afternoon to re-furL
II was about 10 T.. NJ. New York time
whcn a seaman on thc Ward report ed
= moving light in the distance at.u :Ec
captain saw ~ soft luminous rubs blIr
moon which was 20 degrees of ihc
Starboard bow.
Then came biinkinr beams from a
signal i."ht--dssh dot dash dash
The sisrai Of NC-l, Commander Bell
myers plane.
With an exclamation the quarter
master turned on tho searchliGhi and
answered tiashinc the words: Ward.
Pleasant Journey"
From The darkness came the reply ::
Thank YOU"
The red light faded AMI tn, blink
ing ceased, but the radio operator On
Tie destroyer picked UP these irae
ments of conversation bC'w the
other un1ccn scaplancS and tho Cape
Race station: How are YOU getting
Oh go
Fine. Hear that llmcy jump on
those fellows. It's q little cold Yut
here
Then silence once moro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
WOULD SAVE BUILDINGS
BY DESTROYING TRASH
North Carolina 1nnunurntc~ Campaign
to Preserve IL. school
houses.

RALEIGH. y. C., May lS.-With the
season for the closing OF the schools
for the summer AT hand there is great
need for careful attention TO the CON
with view TO not only conserving
the property from decoration. bu; most
especially TO make sure that there is
uo trash. matches and Combustiblc
material left anywhere on tho school
premises that might start iircs or CON
tribute to the burning Of the property.
Both the state Department OF Edu-
cation ana the state Insurance he.
partmcnt ar" urgently calling on
teachers. pupils and school authoritleS
generally to look wcil TO the Condi-
ton OF the school property and the
fastening Of the doors and windows
20 keep out loafcrs and providers. who
SO often start fires that damage or de.
stroN the buildings. They arc remind
cd. too, that this vacation season Is
the best possible time for making amy
repairs or additions TO the buildings.
The North Carolina Safety Leagues
organized among the school children
thousand or more OF the schools. are
especially active in this conservation
effort for the school property. rs we'll
as tire and accident prevention gen
arlly in the respective league com
muuities. but they need the effective
in their work. The Womcns clubs and
other civic examinations in many
places are active in this direction but
the special desire Of t.. {. Brook
Superintendent OF schools. and James
Il. Young, Insurance tommis Toner and
attention. to the school property state
wide and applicable alike TO the school
property In the towns and in the coun-
try districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

ccdc tho arrival Of the American
planes 2, he AZORES to he q trtns:u
sratuiationS received today by the Navy
Department. in which the Admiralty
sends it's good wishes for successful,
completion OF the transatlantic hight"
Plan to send New DiriSibic.
Secretary of Navy Daniels announced
on another OF the diriSiblcs to take
inc place OF the Inflated ca The
plan 10 cross the Atlantic in :, diriEiblc.
he said, would be continued until sue
cess was attained.
rho story OF the flight containing
a., IN" news The navy had up TO a
following official bulletins:
ADMIRAL Jackson: All availaGlc do" de-
S Srn", Joining s.ontins line north
Columbia directing scouting line
Texas and Florida have been ordered
10 10 J"in search for Nc-3 l22lS q. NJ. 7.
HS:-o y. NJ, Washington timc)."
First Report ON NC-i.
Received ut 800 7. M.-Ponta Dol
Gada. ADMIRAL Jackson: Following
received from L. $ S. Harding: Ike
por{ plane NJ broken. lower planes
Boat noajtns nigh. 40 " serious damngc
apparent. Fairfax will tow to Horta
as Soon as rracticablc. dcpendng ON
E Wa,,H "' S'a' IBIS g. NJ. I. T:5l y. NJ,
Sent at l2oiS 6. NJ Il. Is 4. NJ.
Washington tme)."
Received $50 l.. M.-lonta Dclca,ia
from Rcar-Admiral jackson: "i'rcs,n;
weather conditions. westerly gale. sky
overcast. visibility eight miles. sea
rough Forecast continues strong
SouthwcstcrlN or westerly winds TODAY
becoming westerly To northwcstcriy
aud diminishing in velocity SUNDAY
night on carly Monday morning l3OlN
g. NJ !. O. y. NJ. Washington time). :"
y" Information on NC-:i.
Received H:i0 \. M.--Ponta pclrada
admiral Jackson. NO information re-
gardin. Nt@. Have directed DESTROY
crS east of u to search and repor;
l"4lS g. NJ T. tG:lO y. N. Washing
ton timcp"
Received ssh A. M.-Rcar- Admiral
Jackson: Following received from
Nc-i: " Gather conditions unfavor-
able. VIII not attempt flight this
morning oS3iS g. NJ. r. 4:3l A. NJ.
Washington time>
"Scut ut oNl5S G. NJ. L. 4:5o \. NJ.
Washington iimcD
From .NduIiral knapr. received l2:35
+. NJ May IS. London: FOLLOWING
received from British Air Ministry:
The air council requests that YOU will
communicate to the United States Navy
department their congratulations on
tn" successful flight az the three naval
searlnncs from America IN tile Azores
and their good wishes for the success
tul completion of transatlantic Night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
VIII Honor Dead Soldiers.

DURHAM, y. g., May lS-f'inal ar
ranecmcnts have been made for ,ne
memorial service which is to bc held
Tuesday evening. Juno .. in honor OF
The part played by Trinity college IN
the recent war. and especially in honor
OF her sons who eavctnciv lives in the
struggle The program viii br al =
ranged with a view 10 Intervening the
spirit OF American youth leading IN
I" the tremendous struggle. ana then
Nihutc viii he paid the dead. whose
ives were given that Freedom might
dwell on the earth" Al the beginning
az the service the senior class will be
presented with some appropriate eN-
leGe mas taken in the war and in
preparing her men 10 be leaders in
tht fight Then the officers Club Of
the college viii give a demonstration
OF camp life. furnishing the setting
for the great struggle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
UNITS OF ElGHTY-SECOND
DIVISION REACH HOME
Mnn! National Gunrdsmcu I.nnd In
NcW York From Incoming
Ships.
Thy Associated rrcss.

Ky Associated PrcsS.
NEW YORK, May iS.-Cnits of the
Eighty-Sc or all-Amcrican Div
iS!on. in which every State in repre-
scented. and of the Thirty Second Div
'sion. comprising former National
Guard regiments Of Michigan and WIS
ConSin. arrived here today from France
on the steamship Noordam, Waiter a.
Iuckcnbach and Antonio Lopez. The
military lists tot:llcd $3.50 onccrS and
men.
The Noordam brought TWENTY-FIVE
officers ana LIS? men OF the third
battalion. ono hundred and Firth In
iintry of the rhtrty- second Division.
Except Tor 4 few casual companies
all THE troops on the Lopez belonged
TO the Second battalion. Three Hun
"rcd and tlfIh Infantry of the Eighty
second DIVISION, commanded 10y Lieu
tchani-Coloncl Thomas l.. Pierce. of
EoStOn.
lie most cosmopolitan reg imcnt that
mas returned from Franco. having IN its
RANKS nearly all natiunalIticS. returned
on ihc steamship Waiter ~ luckcn-
path. This WAS the Thrcc Hundred
ana twenty seventh Infantry. com
posed of twcntH-cight officers and
T'iS: men. under command OF Colonel
j. r. Preston. of Baltimore
The regiment, which is part OF the
t.iShtN-Scc"nd Division went into the
ArEohnc with utN-cicht officers aud
800" men and came out with SIN
oiiiccrs and $50 men. II suffered its
heaviest losses on October -. when il
Went to the aid Of the lost battalion"
I"ui, ST. Mih!cl and Arronuc sectors
and WAS cited many times Ia tile
ArGonnc battle i, fought continuously
Tor thirty days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
AMERICAN COMMANDER
HEARS OF BRITISH START
Believed by Washington Officials This Will Spur Read
to Still Greater Effort to Reach
Shores of Portugal.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Thc already
hiSh tension IN governmental circles
"v"r the transatlantic hight situation
WAS acutcly Increased by the news this
afternoon that the IHnr lSh aCropianiSt
liawkcr had chopped off, from New
founGland about i. NJ. in his biplanc
gale.
Commander Read. of NC-4. at the
Azores. was promptly notified so that
lac can use his discretion about being
is expected here that hc will not de-
lay in getting away to Portugal after
the receipt Of the news.
rms development divided interest
with tho absence of news from NC-2.
The navy does not regard the Sc;,pllnc
as lost. ON tho contrary, ii is believed
that she will he picked UP today. as
the navy has sent out an extraordinary
feet to look for her.
The nows was given out about 1870
that the Florida and the Texas had
been ordered by Admiral Jackson 10
assist the eight or ten dcstroycrs that
We're assigned 10 the search. |, is
understood that While the NC-3 may
not be far away from the line OF the
Azores she has no means OF commu-
micatinG. as her sending apparatus is
limited 10 probably twenty or thirty
miles.
Searching for Lost Ship.
she can however receive any ncws
that is being scnt her. and messages
are always dying to tho effect that tho
seas arc hcins Scafcncd, and in what
directions the search proceeds.
Ii is believed she has plenty OF food
ana SIN days supply OF water The
NC-S took along about three ~ four
DAYS ratons. if she found that she
was drifting tho crow would. Of COURSE.
economi%e and make their food last at
least week
The other element OF interest is tho
possibilities Of The race across by the
llaWkcr machine.
II wlScr wins he will gct certainly
Fl"u.""o IN private concern prizes. lie
IS. however, taking Immense chances
lie believes that he has power enough
IN his hipianc to carry him. with an
assisting wind. clean across to ireland
Ills rate OF flight will depend on the
velocity Of the gale.
Favored by the Wind.
The favorinE wind is believed here
10 he the one chance in his favor He
viii Scud before the gale as long as
he can, whether il takes him TO Ire
land or TO France or any other SPOT
ON the otncr side. lie has, at the
least. 1000 miles to 20 and If Com
mandcr Read considers him Il rival he
viii tune M and 20 easily from the
AZORES to Lisbon before Iiawkcr IAN
complete his flight OF 800 miles Thc
news from NC-l is that she is being
towcd into port with her lower planes
badly damaged and poNtoou missing
nut no essential Qr vital damage
the British Admiralty does not con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
MIXED RACE |NHAB|TS
REGION OF ADR|AT|C
Italians and SIars Have Mixed
Population, Each Attached to
Native Tongue.
DIFFICULT TO DRAW LIN
Famous Historian Declares 1t Would
Mean No Progress for Population
to Change From Hnpsburg to
KaragOrgOvitcli Rule.
HI GIGI.IEL1iO FI:RRI:R q,
Famous Italian Historian.

PARIS. May lS.-l:uropc. in the con-
dition in which she finds herself as the
result of tho great war. cannot afford
TO look with cquanimity upon the
veNcd Adriatic situation. which is still
far from "a harmonious solution. But
the military side OF the Adriatic Duz-
zlc il not tho only ono frauGht with
danger for the whole Of Europe. There
is the cthnographical problem also.
Among the populations of tho eastern
shore Italians and Slavs arc mixed in
almost bizzarc fashion. Fiume is an
essentially Italian city. while its
suburb. Suzsak, is -cmtnontly
Slavonic in population. cara is purely
an Italian town, but just outside its
very gates Is an area thickly popu-
lated rs Slavs. Spalato and SebiniCa
have mixed populations. the Italians
and Slavs being equally attached to
their respective language and traGi
ticns.
In these circumstances. it is impos
siblc 10 trace the frontiers in follow
inS cthnoEraphIcal lines. Whatever ono
20 leave certain Italian populations
under Slav domination. and certain
Sav sections under Italian domination
situation DimcuIt One.
1t is. therefore easy 10 understand
why this combination Of difficulties has
brought about situation that seems
almost insolublc.
The Italians claim Dalmatia or at
least tn" most importan; islands in the
AdriAtiC fronting that lttcroral, plead
ing the necessity Of strategic defense.
The Slavs refuse these claims on the
ground Of the national principle
Italy claims Fiumc as am Italian city
on the principle OF nationality. The
Slnvs. on the other hand. claim IL as a
port which. they say. they need for
the economic Development OF their
young republic Italians who before
the war were subjects Of Austria have
been mamifcsting great rcpugusncc
against passing under tho domination
OF the Slavs. that is to say, under the
rule Of greater Serbia.
There is nothing surprising in this
ropucnHnCc. since Serbia Is - la kan
State, which has all the faults OF her
sister states on the peninsula. the
spirit OF violence and Tyranny .uI cor
rup;ior, and lack Of a higher civiliza-
ton.
Certainly 1t would mean no prog
ress for Italian population from Iiape.
burg domination To that OF the house
OF karagor.ovitch Thus. 1t ~ only
naiura! that the Italian populations
arc turning I" Italy snd demanding 20
be annexed by her rather than for
ciSncrs. iiut Ia grant this demand
would mean ais" annexation by Italy
~ Siav populations and tho latter re-
fuse TO I've annexed b. Italy.
The conference has been trying to
find IN amicable solution OF this puz-
alc, anh again It has failed.
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SUBSCRIBE $4,000
TO SALVATION ARMY
tContinMcd rrom Elrs, pncc

- - 81 l.tu'' I'Ill l'Sl l'de't)
nus portion of the program are asked
10 call Wednesday, afternoon at city
headquarters for their supplies.
Knisc s.G0 ut tonicrt.
While the band from Fortress Mon
roe played onward Christian Sol
diers.' III the lobby of tho Richmond
Hotel last night, several hundred poo
pie marched around a tablccloth which
mad been spread out on the noor in
the center of the lobby ana tossed in
over $2on in cash and many pledged
10 lie salvation Army Home Service
fund.
In the procession were bell hops of
the hotcl, clerks, cigar counter girls
telephone operators and other en-
pioNces of the hotel. Members of the
band themselves joined in the gem
e!ai donation OF cash toward the fund
The playing Of the band featured
a concert given in the hotel by work
crs IN the drive.
Alvin Smith and Harry H. Gardiner.
TN" Human Fly" both made short
talks. IS we'll as the two soldiers and
the sailor returned from overseas ser.
vice. who spoke az the Afternoon meet
Ing at the city Auditorium
Mrs. -. George Bryan. city woman's
rrnalrman. with Mrs. stuart Hume. Miss
t:td Myers and Mira. H. NJ Blantcn-
SHIP. We're in charge Of the concert
which was arranged under the dircc-
ton OF John {. Goodc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
CLAIM TEUTON OPPOSITION
TO TREATY TERMS INSPIRED
Pnri> Temps Says Circulars Were
Printed before Conditions
We're Published.
tRy Associated Press :

PARIS May lS-Further iudica-
tons that the German peoples ind :
nation over the peace terms, as re-
ported in Berlin dispatches, IS not "a
nection with the dropping from air
planes over Berlin OH May . OF pro-
tests against the requirements OF the
peace treaty These protests declared
mat the object of GcrlnanyS enemies
was not the dcsiruct ion OF German mil
ilarism. but 10 impose upon Germany
shameful peace OF violence and
piilaSe. The Temps adds:
one might think that this lam
auaec WAS provoked by the prescnta-
ton Of tho peace treaty on May to
Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau Not so.
however. The proclamation. Of which
We have a copy, was printed on May (.
three days before the presentation OF
the treaty, and while Germany Was
Stiil ignorant of It's terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
400 SLAIN IN FIGHT
'rrck troops. Landing AT Smyrnn.
frccipitntc Clash THAT
NrSultS Fatally.

L,uNSTANTiNOPLE. May is In tho
fighting which took place after ,hc
shHdlnr OF Greek troops AZ SMYRNA
InursdaN 800 Turks ana 100 Creeks
The sighting took place for tho mos,
part In tn" Turkish quarter Of the
Town whcF" ihe Greeks were met by
lively gIhc fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Death &c Mr.. Isaac niruso,e

FETERSHCHG. VA May lS.-Mrs.
Laura Meredith. wife OF Isaac f. Bird
S"hE, died yesterday yt he. home in
south WcS, street, n tile siXtv-frsi
year Of her age. III" funeral will be
from tho residence MCnday afternoon
a' =" o'clock She is survived by her
nus hand and four children. Scott Bird
song. Of Norfolk, Nellie, Mamie and
tmiiN ErdS"ng. Of Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

hawkcr also had installed a detach-
abb" primer and hand starting mag
ncto. both OF which were left behind
When he dropped his under carriage.
In contrast with the small groups
Of persons who saw liawkcr start. it
seemed as If 81. Johns had poured its
entire population into Quidi Nidi Val
ley 10 watch RaynhamS Mariinsydc
In the attempted take off. Raynham
made his run down lane OF people
who witnessed the wreck Of his ma
chine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

Then silence once moro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Can Ob,nin Messages.

I. big factor m lie accldcn, 20 K,.n.
DC lacA OF fuil-wind opposi,ion lie
and. west field win nina ,xaGiiv
snorth ana cast. i'ull head wilma Is
idcclarcd 10 be essential FOR q rise y,ifJ
"a plane rs heavily laden as Ravn-
tham's The wci4ht Of Tic blanc az
snnarly three tons. ana tho great
(: theft 81 it is believed g. have brntnnf
Sit down aiicr = rise Of Gcv fcci Iai
thcou gained THE under carriage ,.,.
tadmiticdlE wcak. aud ,o3lapg,d ut,I.r
.fhc strain Had Inlunam uc'u ,n!n
80 ny directly IulD the wind ID. urnG
.ably would have attained ny.nr sn.ed
before the d&l" huckicd
Z Raynham would not ada 80 tho
abatement he made 10 ruonds tnr,c.
idiatcly after he had rocovorcu rrnr,
sthe temporary cnllansc Hc suncrad
fwhcn his craft broke down This starc'
pmcnt WAS.
y II WAS beginning 10 p"t lin. folt
Gthc under carriage weaken. aud pullod
iBHck on the control stick In, An q,
stempt 10 assist the machine clear Of
.the ground But the propeller s,rti'I,
land VIC spilled. Another twcuty -G,. .
yards ana wc would havc boon aly.,t ;.
n InstHiir snrci. Device
NJ IIawkcr had provided against such
under cnrrtaGc on tho sopwitu ror
flsafnty In taking or and device Tor
! cropping IL when we'll OFF the ground.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26
Puerta de TERRA, P. r.

antiguas y appreciation de nuevas vi
tolas Sc ha acordado 10 siguiente:
Overland dc Cayey, a s2o5o;
'Forticano'', de Caycy, al precio
del Sublime;
"Breva Grande', de Aguas Buc-
mas, a $500;
"Belbedcres de Manati, $1,000;
Needles Y Longfellow' quedan
pendientes hasta que Sc hayan proper
cionado las muestras.
Las nuevas vitolas son las siguien-
tes:
Liberty de cuatro tres cuarto
dc pu4gadas por 43 de grueso, tabaco
recogido de boQuilla, mi-ovalado, ira
bajo corriente ordinario a $14.O0 mi
lar.
"Breva Corta' de cuatro v tres
cuarto de pulgadas por Al de grueso,
parejo, media cabeza, trabajo corrien-
te de breva hmpia S11.0O millar.
Estas vitolas anuncia la Compafiia
luz 1oo Ah4S]d CIH q PAoPOoA1o uO NOA
81 abre mercado para no tener que
rebajar los tabaqueros de "Breva, =
"Panetela" y Commodore 81 por
la buena elaboration Y presentation
que Sc hiciera lograra imponerlas en-
Ell mercado scbre los fabricantes de
quienes nos la proporcionado las mues-
tras.
Los tabaqueros dc Overland
"Porticano', "Breva Grande'', "Bel-
bederes'', Needles, "Longfellow'
cualQuiera otra vitola que tuvieran
diferencias, dehen aceptar sus pagos,
guardian los sobres y establecer las re-
clamaciones correspondientes ante Ell
Manager" correspondence, 81 este
no resolviera ell asunto satisfactoria-
mente, uevarlo ante la Ofcina Cen
trail.
En- cualquiera otra diferencia que
pudiera surgir debe hacerse 10 mismo
en- cualquiera de los diferentes depar-
tamentos.
DC cSpSId que al IedAuudAo0 q Va
bajo la mayor cooperation sea presta-
da por todos los Comisionados de Ia
ller y compaiieros en- general para re-
solver convenientemente todos los pc
quenos incidentes que pudieran susci-
tarse en- la Interpretation de los ter
minos de arreglo.
P. Rivera Martinez.
Presidente.