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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
REPUBLICAN PARTY
BITTERLY ATTACKED
BY GEORGE WHITE
"WOiI.D SELL OIr NITED
STATES on AMERICA TO con.
IORiTIONS.r CLAIM.

NEW YORK. oct % Portions NJ Il
circular letter nid IL have been sent
10 directors ~ corporations Nv an OFF
cial uf the Republican national com
mlitcc. were made public here tnnigl
Cos George White. chairman uf IT.,
Democratic national committee Mr
White declared the letter tends a. prov,
Governor Cux's charge that Rcpuhli
cans would "scli out to the corpora
tons"
Mr. Whitc'a abatement follows
~ circular letter sent To directors oi
corporations by Chailcs ~ Warren
chairman of the ways and means com
mite" of the l,ppuhlicnn national com
iuiitcc. has come to my attention. The
contents of this letter viii convince all
who have any remaining doubt thg,
The Republican national committee H.
prepared to sell out the United States
d Amuicn u the corporations " Sen
n,ur Harding IN elected This ~ q
grave charge. hut II IN horne out by
the contents 1T Mr. Warrcns letter.
"j'ndrr the date ~ October 90. 1890. IN
addressing directors ~ corporations. h.
writes WIN you therefore. determine
promptly what the Republican auccoss
means tn you aud you corporate inter
cstsT Make your financial pledge uc'
rurdingly and mail the enclosed card
with remittance To- the Detroit office
today"
The signature of Mr. Warren In not
only printed un this letter hut IL ~
signed In ink over the printed name.
mo more sordid ducumont nor one
moro rnrrnbufutivc of opygsnor COxF
chnrlr that certain corfoiniions nrs
irving Ia buy an undcrhnd IN tho GOV
eminent has come 10 light In this cam
uaiin.
There II another phase ol MI War
rcn's letter barring uut the Dcmocrit e.
charge. Remember. 1t 10 dated Octot ~
20. 1890 two dlys after The Republican
national committee reported an cNpcndi-
turc of over thrc" millions If dollars.
Mr Warren writes.
Through over confidence ar incrth,
IN the part II Republican businessmen.
q substantial portion ut the campaign
expense II still unprovidcd for
"'rhe letter Ia which | refer IN an file
IN my office aud am prepared Ia sub
init !; tn anyone who doubts to an.
ihonticity II H. u direct pledge to the
folflsh corporations IN America by thu
Chairman IT the Republican ways and
means committee that u they invest In
senator Ilarling's campaign, President
llnrdlng's administration VIII 500 they
are paid royal dividends out ~ tho pco
4 80 funds"
what can the average citizen expect
of an administration sold out In al
vance"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
SCORES CELEBRATE
62NDB|RTHDAY Of
FORMER PRESIDENT
NATION.WiDE TREE PLANTING
MOVEMENT LAUNCHED At
MEETING.
ny Associated Pres.

ny Associated frCa..
OYSTER BAY. Oct. 21-Thc G2nd
birthday of former President Theodore
scvcll wIs COMMUNICATED herr t.
hay hy representatives # various sori"'
ties and organizations who planted 4
white oak tree near his grave" Trr
ceremony was arranged hv the New
York iird ana Tree club. and wns coz.
Quoted with the consent at Mrs. l.oOsc.
welt
Tho first shovel Of earth was thrown
hy Mrs. Thomas \ Edison. IN behalf
her husband Others WIN attended were
Lord nnd Lady linthcrcdnn Of the l'ris
ish delegation " thu tcrccntcnary cclr.
hrniiun o( the landing of the Pilgrims,
who plac..sn wreath upon the grave.
The NJ planting launched u move
mcnt initiated hy the organizations L.
have trees planted through the country
upon Mr. Eonspvclt's birthday in i-e1J
ry of the former president ana othc'
luxurious Americans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
MIGHT RIDERS ARE
ARRESTED, CHURCH
WAS HEADQUARTERS
POSTED SIGNS WE'RE REQUESTS.
Not DEMANDS. ~ THEIR
CLAIM.
~ Nsocis,d Pres.

Wy NfoeWhd Tres.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. oct. 27.-A
mail country church an the Cullnan.
hunt county line. was the rendezvous
4 alleged night riders WIN posted gins
"a mercantile establishments with
warnings 20 close until cotton was quot
u, at 90 CENTS q pound. according 10
friuls at IN" statement law enforce.
recent department returning here tonight
lt,r assisting in the arrest ~ forty.
hioc plon last nlglIt and today.
Al uf the men arrested by the raid.
ngs were found at their homes within
radius uf five miles IT Arab, In Blount
'uunty, and the authorities tOnigh;
quoted various members of the band ~
nvinR said;
I'VE lid no, intend 60 destroy any
property The notice posted ON the
.ins were request. not demand"
They resided IN iilount Cullman ana
inrshall counties. and all were young
zen. owners ~ farms and prosperous.
1und ~ $50 wns required ~ each de-
endnnt Arrest II the men following
Investigations made by W, !. Williams.
'ate liz" marshal. aud Conrad AustlI.
hicf ut the law enforcement squad. the
Il : tonight declaring he had cvideno"
enough % convict all 81 the men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Dempsey Carpenter
Fight Will Be Held
in Havana Is Report
~ Associated Pr~..


NEW YORK. oct g1-Thc ught ho.
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges Car.
pt niipr fur IN hrNNWright champion.
.nlu - the world win b. held IN Havana
cuba. n WIS announced here turirhi
selection ol havana us Tho sUHuu oi
tho contest was mldr hy Tex l.'sIrl
.Chtrl,s u Curhriur aud William BRADY
who stated they huN, received un ufiu
30 such proportion from o. syndicate 81
cuban capitalists that o. was finally
determined tho championship hattie
would hr staged boa havana.
p,tnils U ~" match have been agreed
iuou and the ap'lal signing 81 the ar
tirl,s uf agreement merely await thr
arrival ,i the report uf tho Cuban syn
dirlir IT, o. expected Go i,IDh This
-itv within week and upon his arrival
definite announcement If The date oi
he contest win hc made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
WILSON ASKS THAT VOTERS ENDORSE LEAGUE
Mrs. S. L. Gilbert Testjfies For Husband
LEAGUE SENTIMENT is NOW
SWEEPING NATION, PEOPLE
BEING EDUCATED, SAYS COX
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

DAYTON, Oct. .T-Wlcthcr or moi the american congress
would be Lrn uoa adopt the recommendations from the
League W Nation, discussed to-day 10y Governor Cox. during
demonstration day spent his home communities, including Mid
deon, Ohio hi, b. yhod home, and tonight in his home city
The question ~ moral obligation asked point blank hy
man in an audience Micown Wihou, giving yes no
answer Governor Cox c,ac there would be- legal obligation
upon the United State hu the presumption the conscience
the world wide determination will hc taken which will
not only he right Ia. vic', viii be effective"
He added thai tie Monroe Doctrine had been maintained with
the firing ,ho, anl he favored Hitchcock reservation
declaring congress ,H he free accent reject League advice
rs employing lmc,an military force.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
ny ,sso is,cd rrI

CLEVELAND. ohio. prt, 81
Paving trilutr tu Thvudur" Rouse
dnrr Guus ~, o and William Mrkin-
g., us authors or o. new 'ra ul ua.
t.unul d,,,lntmyui SENATOR llurd.
Ing todd crowd m 'rtN's arw"IN
here tonight h,s ambition Wa tu
priurjuui, the split Wt united ana
fuptnr1.d ul'iouHlinu, Whi'h H.
std th,N' had awakened
Hurallus that tuiuN waH ih' Hn.
nN,rsarN ~ ,lirus'NV,t.s hiih ih'
uurinr, declared 10, l,uus"trlt pal.
i,i,s had lruulht Ia thc United
states uyW conscience ami u s.N.
Wart doctrine thar all 'ti.hit must
b. founded upon ulligiii'us pud q
Fundamental aruHr ~ iIi' play ""
praised Roosevelt unrcsrrVrdlN i"f
his "ligu, vs. ~ heart. Wisdom end
outstanding integrity
l'ndur tn lrad-rsh.n ~ M'kml'N
Mr. Harding added. the natlen f"uud
icW unity and new Industrial M"
hich Roosevelt fuNiotrd hy hiS nhill
- awaken IN American ctiiycnship
l'w sons uf nationality and adNan''
cent.
Il Scr another great work 1" ~ w
andidaic continued Thu world 4.
'ngnish calls tn America lev a ne,
contribution. II calls Tor IN" und'i
innding among peoples and nation
hat shall draw an together TN harmon
md unity
The nrmury speech WIS one ~ ~,
raj delivered hy senator Harding dul
'ng the fret day ~ his final canluig
wing through ohio aud Was part uf
igurnus program during his stay
1-vrland Ou The wav here fru'
unriun he had made short talks froi
his Car at shelby and Crcsllinc. an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
COFFIN Or HUNGER
STRIKER DRAPED IN
REPUBLICAN FLAGS
INl.IrE FIRED ONER rlit GRAVE
~ SOi NJ Of IRISH
NOIt >TIEkS.

CORN OF. gS.-Thc funeral of Jo-
s.ph Murphy. who dted while ON "a
uIng,r Nrik, On Cork jail, was held
uluy
Notwithstanding an order limiting
hr number uf persons Ia 100 who
uirht participate in the funeral pro-
.ssipn and the presence ~ two ar.
cred ears and six iurrics - troops.
thousands ~ parsons followed the body
r Murphy o. tho cemetery
The display ~ armed force WIS even
rater than az the funeral ~ Mayor
ufsoral1 the other hunger striker
ho died IN cork iaiL
IS the coffin. draped In Republican
'rg. Nas taken from tn church. the
British officers and soldiers near the
On N. hrr-h ~r'und' ~
ut.d.
Tfn tup ,Im'sd into the iurrh's
.H,n with 200. Juurd ears fell IN
.Iuu .l. carriages gud muurn'rs.
Tho PROGRESSION uassed through the
lu,iu', streets ul the city. followed
huge crowd marching four
breast largely made M ~ women and
irls who were chanting the rosary.
'rDc',llng the hearst there marched.
Jingle nlr. several hundred Irish Vol.
iut'srs.
The burial &C Murphy had "A remark.
'Ie flnrlc the firing u a salute over
g. grave o. squad ~ l-irh voiun.
'c,rs.
rh' soldiers dli not enter h, r-r,'
te,y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28

Governor Coz made five speeches.
, mostly devoted To- the League Of Nations
After two pddr, sscs M Middlctuwn,
! the governor spoke To- womnn's aul'
dionpr "a Eagles Ilill tonight. To- an.
other audience ~ Memorial liHll and
q large overflow meeting outside
\ t,d torchlirht procession, contain.
nr number hands and hundreds 81
persons IN marchlng ,luh1. preceded the
nights rallies Of which fire worss were
o. feature
Hays Criticized.
Discussion 1T moral obligations under
Tho lruc WIS tho first during me
governors complaining ana was breach.
cd IN stranger IN IN" governor =
MiddirtoWn audicn e.. II was Wiid tho
mnn. who stated that NJ one time he
mad taught school, refused Ia give his
name. he and Governor Cox held n
ppirit,d. hut friendly joint debate.
The incident caused the governor to
relate other circumstances of the cam
pairn IN which h. said "h,ckl'rs" and
other means hid been used by Chairman
liaya IN attempts ~ embarrassment
Governor Cos also continued hot fire
IN M today's speeches against Senator
Harding, rclt'Tating that the senator
was "wiggling aud wohhlinE" upon the
league issuc and trying ~ seizure cl"c.
tiun under false rrctcns"a.' The gov
crnor reiterated that q great wave "i
league sentiment was sweeping iW
nation.
when he reiterated the Tuntcntiun
that congress only had power a. de-.
clare war lin or cut uf the league"
and that the league council WAS limited
solely ~ advice. the governors cues
/ ner INTERCEPTED:
The president would advise congress
as ~ the recommendations az the count
I'll. would tina: morally bind congress-
1T IL very distinctly stated" the gov.
crror replied. I'm one ot the Hitchcock
reservations. We never undertake any
thing which binds the United States Ia
80 Ia war because II had no power tn
mike such an arrangement. IN view
ur the limit1tiOn under the cunstitu'
ton. This covenant If III" league ~
has,d unun the idea. Civilization hns
had a lesson and this covenant II simply
a bot uh tho morality Of the world. Ior
glv To me how do | know moral force
viii Ice sufficient ! viii give You his.
iuric precedent. isn't the covenant ~
;hc league internationally precisely
VIVA, the Monroe Doctrine Ia an this con-
tincn,r what i behind the Monroe
ptttrinc except our moral forcey llaN"
We ever had To- fire a shot In 100 years
To maintain it,
What will lay upon the conscience
e the world IN the face ui n grave
world wide Disorder
"Thc presumption In that IN" ror
science uf every nation VIII d"trrmin"
some action which viii not only hc rifht
hut which will b. effective
,ConttnueJ on PAGE Eight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
DALLAS LANDLORDS
ARE PROF|TEERS,
CLAIM Of TENANTS
SEVERAL. SUMMONED tn APPEAR
BEFORE TliE CITY col NCii.-
RESULT on CHARGES.

DALLAS. oct. ei.-Fivc landlords
have been summoned To- appear IN the
'uunvil chamber 1T the city hall hct
Friday to answer ,largcs at pruiiicc.
ing filed against them hv tenants. Tho
hnrgcs will be- heard by the board ~
supervisors aud corr, rtiuns created h''
city ordinance approved October I,
'gla. one lanl,rd r. charged with huos''
Ing the rent uf his tenant from $500 a
month tn SGiUO q mouth within the
rourSr ui fourteen months,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Former Bank Cashier
Must Serve Sentence
In the Penitentiary

NANAIiACUlE T,N. oct 2s--
Mipuc Finn scout tor iho Detroit
Americans is ben, making arran,r.
mcnts fur TINT club 20 train IN Jungle
park next year.
Tho park Ms huili .ry'r1l ,"lrs ~
Tor the Itrot club. hut was occupic /
last year hV thu Chicago White So
Ch,mh'r 81 CuumsrDo officials have
promised o. put tho park In shape and
arrangements have about hccn cumplc'
vd lcr the housing 20 "a, players
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Detroit Americans
To Train In Texas

iY Associated rrrss
wANAIIACIilE. Tex. oct sf,-kyl,
Wchh. former cashier ~ the Hank -
rrumhuil. received two sentences Of tvs
wears IN the pcnlicntinry each. after
beading guilty IN district court here 10.
hy ~ two forgery charges. lie had
cen employed AT the bank since 1911.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
.ROOSEVELTS POLICIES PRAISED
by HARDING, WHO PAID TRIBUTE
TO AMERICAS FORMER LEADER

after hrinc escorted through ,hy streets
IN = iorchlight parade here b. was
called upon 10 make his fourth speech
today.
Al ,\,ept thr JrnurN sdjUys.. bow
,.ir. W,r, hti,f aud devoted tu ud,o
,J,v 81 q return Tee constitutional r'N
rrum"nt"
Ia his address az the armory. senator
HJrdiug uutiiurd 40 length hit ,nn.np.
uon at tho mission which awaits hir
nation. both bon lbs domestic and iUr.
,jgn affairs.
friday b. the anniversary. be- siid.
"ur the birth ut that man WIN. hy mg'
! nose ~ heart wisdom and outstanding
/ integrity and courage, viii always h'
! known ~ thu great American Thee.
durc Roosevelt u is my privilege u"
adj my irihUi. Ca his undNinr memory,
and II shall o. nay attempt upon this
I ur'asiOn und,r ne inspiritiuu 81 M"
eternal love which ull Americans must
hay" for him GO state Whn' his ,Ntmrlr
Ind his d'aihlvs- contribution Geo this
| America - ours always means to mr
! Mckinley Praised.
1T was M wisdom aud leadership
= William Mckinney which founded p
new era 81 American enhancement ~
WIS under his leadership that Wis,
American puitri,s lifted IA into new
good forum, and permanent Laln as "a
thriving, eager. producing nation. dr.
puiring new commercial industries.
founding a new Industrial hfr. weaving
u NEW net work ~ transportation. ere.
aiuig opportunity Ter mankind u was
Mckinley Who planted the flag alruad
and cav" Americas first hcst"wal ~
"ur standards II fr~ dom. with now
glory a. the rrpullic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28

Forecast Thursday probably fair
WtNli WARMER
West T,NiS Thars,lay aud Friday
lalr. uslug temp raturca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28

Tho president read his address FRONT
"a mlnusrripi MS Vidturs declared IN
- formal statement after leaving the
house that II MAS evidence he VIA vuir.
ing tnr profnunlrst emotions uf his
heart" END thi, more than unro. Ills
vulcr chukcd" especially when he re-
fcrr,d ~ tho soldier hpvs and the
mothers ~ those who had hllcn IN
battle
THE whole occasion WAS lus xprcgsib.
IS solemn and tender" rnid the state.
mcnt. adding that the dcpuiation felt
10 WIS "upihirg less than tragic" tha,
The president had hcrn brought "to such
"a stricken physical condition NJ the
result ~ his indcfatigablc !shnrs for
his country aud fu' humanity
aay BE Final APPEAL.
The, felt" concluded the statement,
Tint this might h. the presidents final
tppuni To- the conscience ui his COIN.
trytnen in ihr supreme moral decision
That they are called upon To- make"
Mr. Wilson received his visitors. T.
lu nll. including two women ~ u small
oum uff his study near the entrance t.
ihe White House he remained In his
wheel rhplr throughout thr reception
which lpstoi forty minutes. Afterwards
Rear Admiral Grnysun. his physician
indicated that he had shown no physi'
nj ~ cflegiH SAYING he had come
through In exceptionally fine form.
After the delegation was greeted by
tho president. IN Hamilton Holt Of
Vow York. ~ spokesman. delivered a.
n T nd lrcse. declaring that the Lcagu'
Z Nations trnp.cfndcd party puliiics
nd WAS the greatest moral issue that
hrs confronted the American people II
hls generation" he added that th'
delegation represented a vast number
II other i,cl uhlicans throughout 'h'
United States who are ready to pui
PATRIOTISM above nntiy IN the present
optical hour" iu the "nd that our bays
whose blood hnlluws ih' fields II Franc
will 10, have died I'm vain
Would Publish Full Text.
IN his reply the president appealed toI
Tho editors and publishers uf the cuun'
try 10 publish thu frll text uf the GOV
,nant III IN" League NJ Nations ~ That
N" people might better Inform them
o, Ives II the issue involved Discus
.inr ar icl, ton tn president tpuk occn
sion a. py that the sp.onllod American
ism. wilton wo hear sp much pRting
about now. h. spurious aud invented
for party purpos" only -
tn, true, The rial Amciirnnism
ho declared - tu s,c justice done and
humanity protected and ,lndira,d
stating that this was tnr puri"s" ~
article tom. Describing 1rtirl" ten nsI
"th, sp,riii. O., lrmptiou at N" pl'dsr
Which th' lrro government ut ~" world
give - m IL p,uplr when they 'nicrr
the war" N, president declared. 'wc
huN, uuV to choose whether W. vii
mukr. gu'd ur quit
we have iuiurl issue %" continued
"1rd tho issu" h. h,twun the spirit
and PURPOSE 81 tn United states and
o.. suun and purrD-r W imI-rialism
This .hul,D ~ thr suprCu" 'h"ir'
81 IA, PRESENT campaign. suggest that
fhr candidacy of every candidate iof
Nhi,hr,,r office. DO, tested hN this
uu, stiuu shall We or shall Wc not &C.
dam the great moral allegations Of
tho United states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
GIVES RELATIONS
WHITMAN KILLED;
TALKS Of POISON
IsBAND KNEW NOTHING. Sill.
SAID, UNTIL SHE CONFESSED
TO HIN.
DEFENDANT QUICK TO ACT

within Hour After he Had Been Tolt,
According "a Tesilmony. Gilbert
Had shot and Killed y. 4.
A. hrnt--Sryen Testify.
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WEATHER

Highest yesterday %. lowest lS.
iturrd,i, nati
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
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(continucd on Page sixJ
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Nrs, Gilbert Takes >tanu,

Mrs. I.cnnic Gilh'rt Was called 10y
,hS defense nj 90. o'clock She was
,-.,rcss,d In black ana is slight irlil
r.cm,n rrcmingiy In delicate health
,I.r tca,imonv WAS offered IN a lou
,lcnr volcr which the jury ~ Times
sm,nd Il difficult to hear. and Judge
Iu,hrn found II nr'css1rv several ii'nt ,
"a rcaurst her o. speak louder
Airs. Glllcrt's direct examination va
conducted hy the rcnioi cnui~l Tot w
..--.l.....a an paR0 Sly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
NEW YORK CITY MENACED
BY BIG RAILWAY STRIKE
Paralysis of All Traffic Is Threat
cncd rs Unrest Spreads Among
Workers on Trains.
FOOD SITUATION Is SERIOUS
Passenger Service mt All jersey
Terminals Practically Dcmornl-
iZcd by Steadily Increasing Con-
RcstiOn-Tubc Lines ImpcrilcJ.
LDy EnIver.si scryicel

NEW YORK. April 9.-The metro
poltan district came TO a realiza-
ton tonight that 1t Is threatened
WIN transportation crisis that will
Gu; the city and suburbs apart from
the rest OF the country
II appcar red probable that the morn
ing would sec ali railroad service.
both passenger and freight. paralyzed.
The motormcn and trainmcn OF the
hudson tubes At midnigh; voted a
strike To hc effective a, O'clock
tomorrow morning
The Hudson tubes. which carry thou
SANDS az commuters between New
fork ana New Jersey, arc mcnaccd
D! strike votes that were being taken
among motorinen and trainmen to-
night. Hudson River ferries have
hcch giving only partial service for
week because of strike of harbor
boatmcn that is believed To hare
augmented rcstlcssness among tho
tube employees and tho railroad
switchmon. y strike OF lonEshorc
men has tied up all OF the coastwisc
lines for a month
The strike fever appears to have
taken hold OF all classes of transpor-
taiion workers and to bc swccninr
'ncH. lcaderlcss and in defiance OF
their national officers. into A general
offensive aSainat their employers.
tn" passenger service of all ;hc
railroads that have their terminals
in Jersey City became dcmora,ized
ton!Sht because of the Increasing
congestion dcsp:tc tho embargo on
freight
The lines INCLUDE the Central Of
New Jersey, tho Lackawanna. the
Lehigh Valley and the Erie.
j. j. Mantcll. chairman of the strike.
committee of the railroads. admitted
tonight tina; the crisis is acute.
The food situation is serious. The
supply OF perishab!e foods. incJud.
ing meats and poultry. will meet th..
demands OF consumers only until
tuesday or Wednesday. WhohcsaIc
prices scared today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Germans Work Feverishly
on Airships and Planes
u,y Associated Press.

GENEVA, April 9.-'rhc Germans
arc working fcverfshiy constrnct-
Ing giant commcrcinI md pnn-
scnEcr nirshIps nnd nirplnncs. ac-
cnrding TO n report from Roman
shOrn. The first trinss werc suc-
ccssfuiiy held yesterday OF two
monster machines above Lnkc
Constance.
The nirship "Nordstcrn" x-cnt-
~ surpnssinE the Zeppelin '.iso-
dcnsec" la size, capacity and
power, flew for n hnif hour around
the inkc with crew of seven
mon. At tho same time new
Einnt hydro nIrpinnc vho,c motors
totntcd 1000 horsepower, n,ndc
aerial trips with twenty pnsxcn-
gers.
Both machines were recently
completed mt FrIcdrtchshRvcn,
where tho nfrship factory In said
TO have doubled In sixc since the
nrmisticc, and other monsters
have already been hcEun. Thc
Germans arc concealInE the results
OF the trials and no reports OF
them nrc published In the press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
INVASION |MpER|LS
LIFE OF Entente
French Government and Press
Resent Britain's Hostile
Attitude.
MORE TROOPS CROSS RHINE
Meanwhile Conversations" Be-
tween the Divided Allied
Governments Have Begun.
MORE TROOPS CROSS RHINE.
IBy Associated press.1

BERLIN. April 9.-Thc German
government has forwarded to DR.. Won
Mayer. German charge d'afraires at
Paris. an emphatic note declaring that
Germany will hold France responsible
.or all damages and casualties grow
ing out of the occupation of the cities
in Hessc which French troops have
entered
kons,antin Fehrenbach, president
OF the National Assembly. has called
i meeting OF that body for Monday
afternoon. NJ.
The government will then make a
statement with regard to French oc-
cupatioa or the. right bank of the
Rhine.
Advices from the Rhincland report
that the French chief
In the area occupied by his troops
mas ordered all Germans to salute
tha French flag and French officers
and that he threatens reprisals in
IN" event there are fresh ontbreaks
Tho arrival OF fresh French forces
throughout the day is reported. Rail-.
way communication between the oc-
c"p'ed area and the rest OF Germany
Is still suspended. Strassburg dis
patches say new troops are steadiIy
cross:rS the Rhine