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cott. the 1Iais home on Kingston hin.
Is roomy villa CLOSE to 'Richmond-
cn-Tham ;t
There are two treasures under
lock AMI key ut Eastcott--thc great
war map on which the Marshal
worked out the moves against the
enemy. and secret report on the
Wnr which has been com piled by Lord
Haig. and which he says. will not be-
allowed TO see the light for probably
hfty years, that Is. when mnny per-
sonullties who played their part Will
DC beyond perturhance ut some Of
the matter IL contains. COPY OF this
report. tho Field Marshal told me.
mas 9ccn deposited in the British
The Duke of Wellington received in
me course of twelve years ut the
bands of his countrymen and before
his final triumph at Waterloo nearly
SS.ooe.oOO In addition to the enormous
estate OF Stratilcld Says in berkshire
and Apsley House, the huge. ugly
mansion that dominates the entrance
to Hyde Park Lord IIn!g was voted
S%oo,oo0 by the Commons. md this is
the only solid recognition he has re-
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AMERICAS BIG ARMADA
AT ANCHORAGE IN HUDSON

Continued From First pasc.)
force, The battlcshipa forged into
"linc-a- beam position. as the navy
knows 1t. eight great ships abreast
with all the ocean before: them, and
another color-burst at tho nagship's
signal yard started the race.
As they sursed northward, The
North Dakota. leading the four coal
turner's forged slowly agead. she
was TO Ice OF the lesser oil. burners
and the great banks OF black smok g
that poured from the stacks painted
ininic storm clouds for miles against
. The clear sky astern. The test was OF
fleet went south with green crews
that coulG mot get them up to more
than cruising speed Three months
la'er. tnc same cngine-room forces
brought them back on three fourths
hniler-powcr ut nineteen knots. That
is what the winter drills had done
for the men.
Through the night the fleet steamed.
northward in column formation with
The destroyers screening it's move
mcnt on all sidea. Admiral Wilson
was watching the barometer dubious
ly. however.
Daniels nonrds Pennsylvania
the secretary had other matters
winch called him to New York and
Yesterday was taken aboard the do
= Foyer Golda''orough ut the Norfolle
'asc for :, swift dash outside tho
Capcs. where the PcnnsyivaI! a
awaited him Hardly had MIR. Daniels
feet touched :he wide white decks OF
the narship than she was OF south
east through the sun haze to reioin
The fleet sixteen miles away. Above
: cirticd seaplancs. AMI far at sea :,
silver pencil Of ligh; marked the Low
tho sight.
As the miles slipped behind tho ba,
tlcsh'p. a row of bohblng gray knobs
c"me INTO view. tho submarines OF the
i.net. The Pennsylvania passed IN,
iirst OF these scouts uud then nm the
hnEy rim ~ the world. the seven
ntner great dreadnouShts. stcn.ning in
anuoir column. came into view. II
iookcd as though fog might har' thc
way inso port in the morning. BY
midnight slow, cold roin was fall
inS with biting wind sweeping over
he ships. Officers and men just from
~ "arm "inae or Guantanamo IL, (
/, kccnly.
Fog Closca on Fleet.
By ~. M.GtAie fog came on. 18th.
iieet com,mantler took the bridge in
i prryni ne WIS ionthe 20 delay his
and aHq g gieas o,e 4so Is
the murk. Thcs deep, roar " Of ;he sV Sai =.
IL 'leE n !, MIS1stlts saayins in unison
Of theirpass.tse and n aT m" rtarls
on Every bridge Eerf blue " isis ;t;itts
IN; In me ,nieni ny OF, th.!r-, watch be :
la!s ssSsAsst sy 'sssEiss
still under Il COLD dri.zls,, hp ,ships
rounded Ambrose 4,isht and With N
iinai 'naneurerinc' to gain their posi
tons for coming to anchor. bore away
UP channel. Ahead the air was clear
ing: The rain dropped to drl2zle
ana then to a mist as the cham cl
buoys floatcd by.
At the outposts OF tho hnrbor tho
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MAY DAY IN U. S. is
WITHOUT DISORDER

Continued From First page.)
disorder. ciriet attention was paid 10
the 'black belt" where race riots were
cared when negro families moved
into white neiGhhorhoods. Reserve
m!litiamen guarded rincS ammpnl-
ton and other government. PROBE rty
al an armory in the heart OF the negro
quarter and zoo policemen and detce-
lives patrollcd' tho arcu. but no Ala.
order occurred
Cooks and walters Strike.
\ strike OF cooks and walters in
Il number of Chicago hotels and res
taurants and the general confusion
incident to the annual spring moving
day when score Of tenants refused
to vacatc their apartments. largely
overshadowed May Day Developments
The police continued their roundup
o. criminal suspects, but Chier of
Police Garrity said the arrests had
no connection with expected May Ray
disorders. More than I,000. were In
custody today.
\ red flag discovered dying from,
an .igh;y-foot pole In a school yard
was removed by a former army lieu
tenant and Stars and stripes sub
stitutcd. while a crowd chcercd. "tiur-
rah for the SOVIET Death to the
Capitalists. was printed on tire flag
with yellow chalk. The police forced
a number al persons To discard red
roses they: were wearing.
y storekceper who had built out
side. his shop 4 .representhtion OF Il
prison wall, with II photograph of
Eugene V. pcbs behind tne oars. was
ordered 10 dismantle Lhr display ana
a eepaSd that had gathered was dis
porsed.by the police. -.
Two-th!rds. OF Kansas miners were
reported, idlc' today. HopdhilIs pur-
porting TO hear tho May Day pro-
clama,ion or the .efntrai executive
comniitce OF the Communist party or
America we're found on Aurora. MI
nnis, doorstcps today. They laude'i
Bolshcvis, rule III Russia ANA URGED
American workers 10 "joNn IN the
rcvo.utionary. struggle.
NJ Tulsa, OKLA. aerht police
eunrdes, the city and nearby OIL re-
ilneries.
STRIKES were reported ut Cincinnati.
Rock Island III, and ~ scrcral points
In Western uannaa. no disorder was
reported on thc'rac!hc Coast.
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fighting ships steamed under always
frightened skies. Just as flame burst
and n white PUN of smoke from
distant shore battery marked the
first gun OF the welcoming salute to
the secretar*'a nng. the sun broke
limo OF Manhattan Island's great
buildings to the eager eyes OF 0tfl-
GERS and men.
Arrive on Schedule.
Inside. THO cruiser Columbia and
the fleet train. which came on ahead.
and bands playing. Farther ahead.
the lust OF the great destroyer
screen was coming tn anchor up the
river virtually on schedule, the
way up the athc-crowdcd water
way. widening Intervals ut times TO
let the river ferry craft through.
to drop anchor under the shadow OF
the buildings thut make the Man
along Riverside Drive.
Secretary Daniels and tho two ad-
mirals went ashore later In the day
rennessee at. Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Tut there was no waiting for the
crew. Crisp and clean in freshly
pressed navy blues and with hats
~ 1nunty angle. they lined the decks
hurting critical comments ut COM
rr"des who were breaking out the
had the admirai'a own barge taken
the water when the FIRST motor sail
or rushed by. shore bound and load
ra to capneitY with tackies aud ma
river landings all up and down tho
eigIt-milc line OF the fleet were
each pouring its stream Of sun
burned youngsters into the great
heart OF thu city.
Radio Telephone Successful.
In l,nr l,f,r
Daniels spoke by radio telephone to
crowd gathered in Times Square,
where ampliilers had been set up.
~ first constant interference by ANA
navel greeting from fleet to city. hut
ultimately navy radio experts mnde
good their promise and the Secrc-
tary's words were plainly audible In
tho square. while he was still on the
moving ship down the river.
In statement regarding the work
81 the fleot during the winter. All
MURAL wilson said he felt that much
OF value had been accomplished.
"otlicers and men" he said. were
confronted with many difficulties not
usually met. An unusually urge pro-
portion OF the. oraws were COMPARE
work OF the ships and the feet and
10 train those men brought an cX-
ressive amount of work unon tho Of
ficsrs and the older men.
mander in chief looks upon The re-
suits obtained by the onrnest. CON
scient.ous efforts or these officers
and older, men: as well III nnon The he:
entered into their duties. =
The turEct practice was. in mos!
respects. all that could he expected
under these conditions. rhr stsem-
provement In the ability % the ships
10 steam" ;
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regarding tho raise OF rates between
points in Virginia.
Pullman sleeper and chair car rates
advanced 20 per cent on Friday night
Gu all railroads of the. country, the
!ntrrstatc Commerce Commission
having ovcrruled all protests. The
inin!ndh' dhargG Is so cents. plus 4
Ter cent war tax g $50
the increase Is pronounced on short
hauls. Passengers. going from Rich-
mohd' TO Gordonsvillc have been pay
Ing 40 cents. but will now be charged
~ cents, Including the war tax. TO
ashland the rate was IS cents. 1t is
Eow. u cents.
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Do you know any
body who ever sold a
piece, Of. Broad Street
property who, didn't re.
gret 1T in less than 90
days, or who. doesn't
regret itsnoW? But the
buyers never regret:
Auction sale of West
sBreah Street property
orr Tuesday, May 4, at
5P. M. Sale conducted
by Atlantic Coast Real
ty Co.-Adv.
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troops - citizen soldiers like our
own---threw themselves into the ire
inendous task they had undertaken.
GU point out To me that the
Charge laid against me In the United
states some months ago was. in Sc
many words. that ON various coca
SONS. when addressing meetings in
the great psQvincial towns OF this
Kingdom, l quilted to refer in an?
way to the services rendered ny the
American forces and this alleged ST.
iencc on my part is ingeniously con :
strued as IN Indication that
thought so little OF the Americas
troops that could not even trouble
to mention them.
surely thir' is n most malign form
of. casuistry. but since this charge
has been made, am glad to have
the opportunity OF refuting It.
Il notice that you refer to certain
specliic occasions. ana that you lay
stress on the fact of my omission in
speeches made at Newcastle +, and
G,iasg9w OF any reference TO the part
the operations In France.
Let me point out that in ench
case / md Just received The. freedom
Hi 'he city reterrsd TO. and in aepIk !.
them demohi!iZed soldiers 81 The
armies | commanr..d--it was natural
that ! should devote my utteranccs
ia eulogy of our own county regi-
mentS.
But SO far from my bcirE unup-
preci2tive or desiring TO disparase
the services rendered To the world
oy the american armies. lei me tell
Sdn-and; indeed. | have constantly
reiterated the fac;-tha, from their
nrst arrival in France ! was in,me
Stately and profoundly increased by
the kccnncss and seriousness with
which the young American troops
adapted themselves to the unexpected
conditions, with which they we're
Rendered Utmost Service.
TO my observation. they we're inn
hurd with the spirit and desire to
rcndcr the utmost service wherever
'dmirah!e. In my estimation. was the
Selt-clfaGeinent they were ready ia
display ard the desire tScy mt all
t:nios' shaw 5d TOY learn from thti.hIen
in the field - - = .
& This desire wns equally ,apparen,
In all ranks. They ,fratGrn!zed at
troops. picked ~ their ways. learned
Is tho histsr ekpfstsnsa 81 SSgS M aifa@
lighting Under ever changing condi-
lions. and. readily assim,inting this
called upon, to make the best of,the
opnortnnit!es given them.
Moreover; you must bear In mind
the marvellous ,heartening effect
given 10 the sorciy tried ncople Of
France by the opportune arrival In
their country o: thct phst An,eri JAMS !:
that is to say, OF General PERISH f1ig.
and his stan in june 1917. The eff
fec; was eleotricul ' ~ II,
The French armies--ur",ratfn
certatnly--were seriously exhausted.
and the arrival In their midst Of the
first dciachm-nts Of the armies OF
the United tntcs-.splcnG!d In -.,hy-
siquc, maGniiiaen,ly equipped and
supplied with apparently unlimited
resources In matcria.l--acted as a
wonderful! stimulus throughout the
whole country.
You mus; remember tina, whom
speak to you IN regard TO the Amer
lean armies IN France am -espc-
clally referring 20 that aspect or
them when came under my personal
observation, alluce. TO tina; period
IN the carly days of American CO.
operation when certain divisions OF
the United states Army were at
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STATE WILL TEST
PULLMAN FARE BOOST
Because of Jump of 20 Per Cent in Rates. State Cor
poration Commission Issues Rule to Show Cause
Why Fine Should Not Be Levied.

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday issued Il rule against the
able on May Is. TO show cause why
the company should not be fined for
raising It's rates in Virginia without
the Knowledge or consent of the COIN
mission.
While the Corporation Commission
has no Jurisdiction over interstate
business, Major Alexander Forward.
OF the commission. said yesterday
that the body felt II TO be its duty to
ISSUE the rule against the company
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TULSA. OKLA. May TULSA used
aerial police today TO guard against
possible radical outbreaks Four
trinS av!atcrs ma!ntuincd patro!
over The CIT? ard tn" oil rehncries
IN IVES, Tulsa. and arrangeincnts
were made 10 warn the police and
IRE departments OF any disorders or
ar"s ~ the dropping % colored
:iares
rwon:y-ouc alleged radical agita-
tors were iarrrd and fenihcred here
recently.
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NOVA SCOTIA MINERS GO
#i, 01f'lN PROTEST STRIKE
lction on May Day Grows Out of
Mn4iees Strike Lenders

Il TORONTO M:y Inlay Day actlv-
Etlas In Caftada were featured by a
itfyke or 1900 coal miners IN the
S!6sz aSS2tja'. district, The men quit.
irEI&QtE ,as a protect aga!ns, the
eGiS5 OF The authorities 20 release
The W$pSrpes strike leaders on bal.
|te8 d$g5eft he, hearing OF their appeal
o FHseAfS her COURT.
nv nnjRsg great labor demon
ltfhtIS1 WAS held as Drp,es,
ItG4lHMsthe .tnprison OF the
Atr3ke leaders. Professions were held
Ind theEes, was considerable speech.
making I'm the public squares. hu,
day the crowds were
(brherly IN all psrts OF the city
lft5tyff3fhferest was ma infested by
|k6rxers In what had been planned 10
BesSa monster denomination In To-
{pnto. AZ result the celebration
ax fonhnta TO n meeting In the pub
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Thouuht Harvard .ncd."

WAS!IINGTON. May The Asso-
citation OF Harvard Clubs in annual
convention here. ,onradcd through the
streets today flying the Harvard
crimson a; the head OF its motor
train on the way 10 the Naval Acad-
eIuy Al Annapolis
Immediately the Department Of
Justice and police headquarters were
dclurtd with telephone rrports q. {.
Red May Day parade Ia the heart
@! the rational capital
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The Examination

The examination Is the MOST i'm
portant part Of the proceeding when
a sufferer calls upon the United Doc
tors, Whilst II is entirely free 10
those calling. yet the examination Is
made as thorough and as accurate as
IL the patient had paid the regular
examination charge. After the dag
nosis Is made tho mode OF treatment
Is then determined.
The most delicate man, woman Or
child need have no fear either OF
having an S-Ray examination mads
or of taking electrical Treatments.
The X-Ray and electrical treatments
are harmless, painless and safe In the
hands OF GxpertH. ~
't -
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IEIninnd Ncn1 lrisi.

HNSNGFoRs. FINLAND. May -
serious rioting brooks out las, night
mi the labor quarters during f2h,!nr
poi ween peoples guard ami the no.
lise !sfesaftfi,e in many casualties Tn.
Y9ea dRfST5oEsth agitation say thar a
soptyn8 Strfke and a government crisis
.@hlsfesa li.
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lie park. where addresses were made
b. Socialist leaders Sal. -.
In smaller towns throughout Can
ida strikes OF oni! local significance
were ordered. but the situation gen
orally brought expressions of salts
faction from government and police
officials. who were prepared TO take
draSt lc action IL necessary
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BrasiIfnn tndical. Endorse soyrc,.

siTsJANEIRo. April 3o.-Resolu-
ERns declaring sympathy with the
Tnsd in5erna,!onale. OF Moscow. were
passe6: SoSay al the final sesaion OF
mp onsfess OF workers OF Brazil rem.
Fesenti"g membership OF approx
mhtely 500, 900 laborers The con
EgFess hss been in session for the las,
ERqe days
y fkhe',Fsnerai principles OF the third
9nt eva fionale.' said one Of the rcso-
iuf 1900. stieorrespond to the aspiration.
pg aS5rkets All over the world .ur IN.
Eers E,a nd equality"
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Will be opened by Director OF Public
Works Charles II. Boiling tomorrow
ut noon. Bidders are required 20
deposit with their proposal u ccrti-
fled check for $4,000 as an evidence
Of good faith. 49,.
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tr.--Fired on spnnsxh Rcd..

MAiHIR. May 1.-The success o.:
nc Na!1s Dag demonstrations In Spain
was the ,Greatest ever experienced
j. *Gr as ,ho yiewnHini he,-
5nE hundreds OF red banners marched
stMougn the principal streets Til.
only untoward occurrence reported in
fMadfld EaAS caused by a Peruvian,
ssRlns tefe. name OF RaouI, who from
!H balcony of "A hotel hred several
sinenectual Shots as the procession
passed. The return tirc OF the work
serF was also Intellectual Raoui, who
twfs arrested 81 Believed To hc SUI i.
eetlng from temporary insanity.
P:spatches from the various prov
anfcs rcpor; that the demonstrations
e lerySHafsTe were notably more lrn
sp III ~ nfHfHaa in previous years bu,
Enf Ss-HA{ee Ga:ficd out without incl
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.MAN ATTACK ON
= STRIKE BREAKERS

CONTINUED From First pagc.J
tberconc.aa!on of :. Communist meet
ihg, but was not dangerously wound
Ell. Police. Inspector Lecomte was
ASSAULTED at the came time.
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Free Offer

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and Urinalyais Tests aro free,
This generous free ofror Of United
Doctors will give every sufferer n
chance to obtain a scientific dingno-
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xhich the sick person can really
know what can be done with the
United Doctors modern system OF
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New orleans. Bakers. OUT.

NEW ORLEAN Ms. May Flour hum
drcd. journeymcn bakers Went on
strike here 'nday Wien The master
bakers declined To meet Lhel: demands
for closed shops.
Workers declared union shops
wou!d not necessarily incresge p:!ces.
but.lheir employers maintained union
izat:on OF plants would force. higher
Prices and take away frpr New Or
leans It's distinction OF beng one OF
The low price bread c!!cs. ir the
Criiel oial,s. Almost ,"mplete alb
sence OF pastries was the most notice
able feature OF the strike. Bread de-
l,.er!es were made ny usual
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Cincinnati Machlnist, uut.

CINCINNATI OHIO, May -Four
thousand union machinists were on
strike here today for higher wages
The strikers confined themselves TO
peaceful pickct!ng and marched TO
various plants headed h. brass band
In The hope of inducing others TO join
tkc re- nltS
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Hungarian Treaty Rcndy.
(! PARIS. May 1.-THE council OF nm
bnsBadors has hxed Thursday next
for tho delivery OF the treaty to tho
Hungarian delegation. Tho Hum
garians Will be allowed ten DAYS for
signing,
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. -----------------
SOLDIERS OF u. S.
Gl0RIFiEO BY HblG

Continued From i>irat raGcD
ANA for the whole hearted cnthusi-
assn with which these un;rled
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opeu bids for EuT n:siing Cement.
: Bids for furnishing the city will
10000 barrels Of Portland Ccmcn
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..narlia 1hnjeys sunny Mny Dny.

May l.-.t sunny MNy
all Berlin out dours into
I Ne NAskS, and Omen spices. at some OF
whftSF ere we're meetings similar 10
I fssss1lsAtr.y pay Tabor cclcbr:,;ion
The display of banners with social
isfio IRetto.s was quite marked. and
rdd fhWors we're worn b.? the work
e5s. The Alarscllaise., was sung. but
Tie speeches struck no new note.
Orderly professions OF men and
Mlotshsn+ With bands 'paradad in the
TtefF1S te nsouarter and feature WAS
Ia be noted in the professions Of
s4hool children hearing green
btanSbeS and notices such as:
TS64Sioo. strike on MAY L., and
we want secular schools"
1.-THE street cars and the elevated
aid underground railroads suspend
c9 1str 5tfofs, md most Of the stores
WeFEFslesed. but the shop windows
diSHA4Ysf tul! contents, indicating no
tear On lie. part OF the owncr., o! any
disorders have thus far
btstel-- essseE1e1 anywhe-ef IN Berlin.
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LONDON CELEBRATES
I WITH RECORD PARADE
Mar Day Speeches Sizzling Hot. hut
1 Event Is Without Dis

a. Universal Service.l
4LONlQS Lay 1.-The greatest
May DE sparade III history marked
this annna1 holiday OF labor in Lon
dpn. The one-day strike was cf-
fective story where there Were pro-
ckBsions md demonstrations galore.
hut eScepe for ming incidents that
dhy has thus far passed without dis
orders. The authorities. while thor
opghly prepared to cope with every
emergency, had givci, the watchwo ord
Jet EN- have their hing"
1.-The bigrCs; "emonstrat lion of the
deylkH4 kae parade; IN which Workers
OF an G4GS9 joined. Rcd Hugs, were
1huHteF md revolutionary songs were
shng, sizzling speeches were made and
p 9lftcFIng threats uttered. hut on
th8JXA4lS affair was t. celebration
l9Ulf1G- Winh promises rather than a
N movement of protest
3Radical spellbinders were left un-
disturbed by the thousands Of he'll
ia$@i1s2l.GC calmly watching tho
Hyde Park$
lAltogethcr between 5000 and
ShQt&,8Qn workers were idle through
ofgsstHE United Kingdom, !; is es,i-
tTRaNRfs ther. are some faars lest
tfeGE9flYay 'meH carry s out their
threats 10 strike. with rumblings
ain!ajpSEw,l1e mineEs.- and transport
II g ;ha; MondSy Will see London re-
sumo business 'as usual"
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HunxarInu Treaty nc,.,

$ 7e.,