The New York herald., 1920-01-05
Summary of the
News. in
Today's Herald
GENERAL.

The Department of Justice made
public documents Of the Commu-
mist party of America and the
Communist Labor Party, calling
for the destruction of the United
States government and the estah-
lishment of the dictatorship OF
the proletariat.-Page /, Part 2.
''Red' plot to cause worldwide chaos by
wholesale counterfeting the money of the
chief nations is exposed by the recent
raids here.-Page /, Part 2.
The Senate will reconvene today with the
only hope of ratification of the peace
resting with the democratic Senators VINO
have revolted against President Wilson S
attit1 de and have determined to find a
compromise ratification resolution that
will win the necessary sixty-four votes.-
Page l. Part 2.
Attorney General Palmer asked for swift
action by Congress on the bill to punish
parlor Bolsheviki.-Page l. Part 2
Bolshevism as system OF government
was denounced as demorallzlng in a State
Department memorandum.-Page /, Part 2.
British railway workers have rejected
the governments offer of wage settle
1zent VIII ch would give them an increase
ot 100 per cent in wages over the pre-war
rate.-Page 2, Part 2.
Congress reconvenes today with treat ties,
Bol1hevism, labor, navy awards and many
other problems on the new sessions pro-
gramn e.-Page 2, Part 2.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels defines
the principles on which he awarded honors
to naval officers, and argues that the
loss of ship by submarine attack should
not bar he courageous captain from de-
served Observation-Disclosures, Part 2.
"Jimmie" Reynolds. secretary OF the
Republican National Convention since 1912.
has resigned to take charge of the cam
paien of Governor Coolidge. of Massachu-
sets for the nomination for President
Page 4, Part 2
Throngs in Trinity Church honor MEM
ory OF Roosevelt. The Rev. DR.. w. T.
Manning delivers eloquent tribute.-Page
8. Part 1.
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, at the Free Syn
agogue, assails President Wilson's foes,
both in and outside the Senate.--Page 2,
Part 2.
Official organ Of the Citizens Union, re-
viewing the "clean up meeting of the old
Board of Estimate. finds some of the acts
good, others bad.-Page ?, Part 2.
Edward ]. Nally is chosen president of
the Radio Corporation of America, which
is planning a worldwide service.-Page 8,
Part ..
Lawmakers are beginning to gather at
Albany for the 1920 Legislature session
which opens wednesday.-Page 4, Part ..
Democratic politics to vex the aspirants
William j. Bryan reappears in national
for the Presidential nomination.-Page 4,
Part q
Attorney General Palmer has asked the
Federal Trade Commission to find out
. whether the Newsprint Manufacturers
s,Assocation has lived up to the agree
Snent under which the antitrust suits
against it were settled.-Page l, Part 2
Political Interference stopped the worl.
Of the Mayors Committee on Rent Prof
iteering. says Captain Charles l.. Gold
srnith.-Page 6. Part ?.
DR.. Wellington 90, Chinese Minister to
the United States. will leave his post for
London or Paris, it was reported.-Page 2,
Part 2.
In behalf OF the American Legion, John
Thomas Taylor urges the War Department
and Congress not to permit the contem-
plated discharge from army hospitals of
soldiers who contracted tuberculosis in the
service and who cannot support them
selves.--Page 8, Part /
The Red Cross will spend s1s.75o oco in re-
lief work at home. $4,000, 900 In Europe and
si,250.0oo in Siberia this year.-Page 6,
Part ..