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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
MAY DAY NUS. is
. WITHOUT DISORDER
Cities of Country Take Maxi
mum Precautions to Prevent
Trouble.
READY FOR EMERGENCIES
New York Holds 1900 Police
men and Troops Prepared to
Act Against Reds.
fBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. May Inlay Day
came in and passed without disorder.
bombs or bloodshed in Now York or
tho rest OF the East.
Not since the war. however, has
this city been under such heavy
guard. With tho warning from At
torney-General Palmer that anarchis-
tic demonstrations might be ex-
pcctcd here. tho police force OF II 900
was held ready for any emergency,
Federal agents kept extremist lead
ers under surveillance. ammunition
was issued to troops at Governors
Island and preparations were made to
call out the States militia forces if
needed. Public buildings, railroad
properties, churches and the homes
of public officials and leading citizens
were under constant guard.
Boys March In Loyalty Parade.
While thousands of boys were
marching down Fifth Avenue in a
loyalty parade" thirty May Day
meetings were being held throughout
the city, all covered" by Federal
agents.
one open-air gathering OF So
ciaiists was dispersed in Rutgers
Square, where a clash with the police
occurred last year. At tho Labor
Temple on the Eastside the New York
Defense Council of the Industrial
Workers of the World was allowed to
hold a meeting.
Rumors that demonstration had
been planned to mark the departure
OF Moliic Steiner, 80, who left toda v
Tor Jefferson City, Mo-. to begin a
hfteen-year sentence. for violation OF
me espionage act, failed to ma
teriaiize. She left the city under heavy
Federal guard.
bundles OF circulars purportiny 10
DC issued by Communists, calling on
labor TO down tools on May l." were
picked up by the police in various
sections OF the city. One distributor
was arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
TURKS, HARD PRESSED,
TO ASK MODEICA77ON
OF TERMS or TREATY
Deiee cation Goes TO Paris, but
Without Po,cer TO Sign
agreement.
my Associated Press.l


CONSTANTINOPLE, April 30.-The
Turkish peace delegation will start
for Paris tomorrow morning on a
special train and hopes 10 arrive at
the French capital within four days.
1t has no power TO sign the treaty
Oamad Ferid Pasha, the Grand
Vizier, being the.only official the Sui
tan will intrust with that power. and
his presence in Constantinople is
necessary to direct tho tagging eff
fort to send troops against Mustapha
Renal Pasha, tho nationalist leader.
Tewflk Pasha, former Foreign Min
lister, who VIII head the peace delega-
ton. will ask modification OF the
terms imposed by the allies demand
ing relinquishment OF Greek control
of practically all the Thrace and
Smyrna districts.
The nationalists are so thorough
'ly intrentchcd In Antalola that they
cannot be dislodgcd unless the entente
powers send largo invading forces
The British have only $4,000 men in
the vicinity OF Constantinople.
The Greeks In Smyrna have moro
than 100000 mon available for Thrace
and Anatolia. Estimates of. Mustapha
Renal Pasha's organized forces vary
from $4,000 to 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
TEXAS FAvORS WILSON
AT RATIO OF 6 TO !
Early Returns From Lone Star State
Forcshndow Housing Endorsement
of Administrations.
IBy Associated Press.

DALLAS. TEXAS. May 1.-Scatter-
ing returns tonight from approx
mately 400 of the more than 5000
precincts In Texas. in which DEM
ocratic conventions were held today
for the election OF deleiAtes to
county conventions next Tuesday
with the Issue drawn between sup
portcrs and opponents of.the present
national administration, indicate
forces favorable to the administra-
ton of President Wilson were lead
ing by ratio of about six TO one
Delegates elected today, will in
turn select delegates TO the Demo-
cratic State Convention, which will
name the Texas delegation to the
San Francisco convention.
Antiadministration forces under
the leadership OF forsiep United
States Senator Joseph we4tion Bailey
had waSed fight for control of the
county conventions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
AMERICAS BIG ARMADA
AT ANCHORAGE IN HUDSON
With Daniels Aboard, Flagship
Leads Majestic Array of Battle
Craft to Berths In River.
"GoBs" INVADE GOTHAM
Nays Radio Experts Make Good
Promise, and Secretary Talks to
Crowd In Times Square While
Still Aboard Ship.
"GoBs" INVADE GOT
Ipy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK, May Headed by
the flagship Pennsylvania, with the
broad. blue flag OF the Secretary of
the Navy flying at the malnmast-
head. nearly threescore ships of the
Atlantic Fleet dropped anchor In tho
months Of drills and maneuvers In
Cuban Matters !, !, 81 ,s.5 81, +, u
Flight great superdrendnoughts
and swarm of swift destroyers rode
sieepily ut tlieir moorIngs tonight.
fairly filling the river anchorage for
miles. but more than half OF tho
officers and OF the sunburned young
stcrs OF tho crews were ashore, en-
joying forty-eight hours of we'll
earned liberty. Afiont, their COM
rades gazcd longingly toward the
great city. picked out with innum-
cradle lights as darkness fell. await
ing their turn to play the role of
jack ashore.
When The fleet steamed in past Am
brose Light early in the morning, the
Pennsylvania carried the three high
est officials of the naval service. Be-
sides Secretary Daniels. who boarded
the ship off the Virginia capes yes
terday morning for the last lap OF
the homeward cruise. Admiral
CoontZ. chief OF naval operations. was
n guest OF Admiral Wilson. COM
handing the Atlantic Fleet, and
senior sea commander Of the navy.
Mr.. Daniels and Admiral Coontz
stood with Admiral Wilson on tho
flag bridge as tho great sea forco
made its stately progress through
the crowded hnrbor and river to it's
anchorage.
TwO-IIour Speed Test.
AS the Pennsylvania fell into her
place in line. string of flags shot
to her signal yards. Tho admiral
had ordered two-hour speed run
northward. The destroyers leaped in
from their stations on the tanks.
rushing by the battleships at high
speed to spread fivc-mile line
across the sen in front of the main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
RECORD OF INNINGS
IN BASEBALL GAME
SMASHED IN BOST0N
Braucs and Dodgers Battle
for 20 SfGnSds TO q
IL Tie. =.
IBv Associaied prcss. 1


BOSTON. May 1.-The major league
record for the number OF innings in
n single game went to smash today
when for twenty-six innings and three
hours and fifty minutes the Boston
and Brooklyn Nationals battled 10
1-to-1 tie on Braves Field. Joe
oeschEer for Boston and Leon Galore
for Brooklyn stayed in the box for
the entire distance.
The previou srecord was made on
September L. 1906, when the Phila-
delphia Americans defeated Boston,
TO ]. in twentyLfour, innings To-1
days game also equaled, the record
OF twenty scoreless innings made in
n Notwithstanding game which
Pittsburgh won from tho Boston Ma
tionals. to o., onSSeptember I, 1915
1.-THE full report Of the game will be
found on tho Sporting Page.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
POLISH VICTORY Menace
TO ENTIRE SOVIET ARMY
Two Bolshevist Divisions Are En-
tircly Surrounded by Lanccrs,
and Their Capture Imminent.
TROOPS LEAVE RED RANKS
Warsaw and Other Cities Jubilant
ms Overthrow OF Regime Of
Leninc and Trotzky Seems Made
Certain by Success Of Poles.
TROOPS LEAVE RED RANKS
my Associated prcn..1

WARSAW. May Polish cavalry
is reported TO have reached the out
skirts of Kiev. capital OF the
Ukraine. Tho Bolshcv!st command
has been moved eastward 10 Khar-
kov. The infantry Is reported to
be coming up rapidly to,-ard Kiey.
In several instances tie cavalry al
visions are two days in advance OF
the infantry.
The Seventeen and Forty fourth
Red divisions have been cut OF from
the main forces by the Polish Ian
GERS and are now surrounded In the
region OF Berdichen and Zhitomlr,
but are declared to be desperately
trying to fght their way eastward.
Intercepted wireless orders, givon
out here today, SHOW that Trotzky
(Russian Bolshevist Minister of War
and Marine) Is maneuvering to save
these divisions from capture. but
their escape thus far has been frus-
trated through POLISH knowledge of
their plans. Tho encircled Reds in
Guide the division commanders and
their STATS.
Galician and Ukrainian detach-
ments. which fought with the Dol
shcvis.. are reported 10 havo revolt
ed and to have sent delegates to
General p!lsudski, the Polish com
mander in chief, and General Simon
Pet!uTa, the ukrainian leader, pro-
posing to join the Poles.
Polish cities are decorated and
celebrations are being planned to
celebrate the advance. Congratula-
tons are pouring into the capital
from all points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Reds May Day Tenorization Program
Falls Flat, Justice Department Reports

local In nature and due to the
regular Mny Day expiration of
wage contracts.
The appeal OF "show of power.''
the cry of the radicals for n demon
strntion to the government In be-
hnlf OF Soviet Russia, MISC was
without avail, the reports indI-
Gated. Speeches nnd demands that
the United States resume relations
with Russia were made MT meetings
In several cities, Assistant At
sorncy-Genernl Gnrvan declared.
but the net result was negligible.
Despite the fact that there were
NO reports OF attempted assnssina-
lions OF the public officials, marked
By the radicals. 1t vvnx said tonighr
that the government Intends TO
maintain Its guards over the per
aon" threatened for some time. Mr.,
Garvnn pointed ont that, SoiIed By
government agents, tho designated
aHsasainntfors might postpone their
work until later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
COLBY DELIVERS WARM
DEFENSE OF PRESIDENT.
Says Executive Object OF Attack
Pursued With Envcnomed
Scurrility.
HAS SUFFERED IN SILENCE
Secretary of State Speaks to New
York Press Club-Daniels De-
fcnds Achievements of Navy
Against Assaults,
ny A..ncIa..n,,.

NEW YORK. May 1.-Secretary OF
State Colby made a defense OF Presi-
dent Wilson in speech tonight be-
fore the Ntw York Press Club. After
declaring that the great issues Of the
war are stillibeing made the football
OF presidential politics here, AR. Col
by. said:
"of one thing evidence abounds on
every side, and that is the utter fail
ureSot the envenomed attack upon the
President. For months this attack
has been pursued with every device
known 10 malice and With all tho re-.
sources OF scurrility and hatred.
Long, SID and dreary months they
have beenS to the great, and lonely
man In the White House, who has
been struggling back to health and
the service OF his people from be-
meath tho weight OF grlevous ar
Fiction. No word of protest has come
from him; no sign that he WINGED or
that he suffered. His envious de-.
ira actors. like raveninE wolves. have
hounded him incessnntly by day ana
by night, but they have not affected
the American people and they have
not cowed or hent tho valiant spirit
of the American President"
Country believes In League Idea.
ME-. Colby said this country believes
In n league OF nations, and that It
has SO declared in unmistakable
terms over and over ngain.
The United States Is vitality con-
cerned in controversies that may arise
between other nations" said Mr..
Colby, and IL is faulty to pretend
that we arc not interested IN such
issue in confagration that can
swiftly cnvclop this country"
POINTING out the difference between
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels said
there is no news when the 0O, 900
officers and men OF the navy are
studying and training and hittin g the
tnrSet III southern waters. in spite of
reduced personnel and delayed in
creased pay. But there is sensation IL
one vain admiral let's loose an UNI
founded assault upon the navy"
breaches Gospel OF AmcrIcanism.
mere rs no news when the 100000
D ~ when misguided disciples
OF the enemies Of the country which
has given them food and clothing, sea
the error OF their ways and renounce
revolutionary doctrine. But there
are scacc and bcS head lines when we
ought promptly to deport every alien
brewed Bolshcvist"
Former Ambassador Gerard said:
had n candidate and his name
commences with H." Mr.. Gerard was
looking directly at a table Mt which
sat Herbert NJ. Hoover. The remark
was greeted with applause and when
II had subsidized, MIR. Gerard con-
tinued: Il am glad you like him!
Ho ran out from us and went and
herded himself with Republicans.
Before he Is through. he will feel
moro comfortable II he were seated
up here between Secretary Colby and
Secretary. Daniels, and near myself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
-FOUR GARR|SONS
Join REVOLUTION.
Juarez, Parral, Jiminez and
Camargo Soldiers Quit
Federal Cause.
REVOLT IS, COUNTRYWIDE
Whole of Mexico Declared to
Be Honeycombed by
Rebellion.
fBy Associated Press.l

Ell PASO. TEXAS. May L.
Reports this afternoon were that the
Jparcz garrison and General J. Com
zalo Escobar had peacefully Joined
the revolution. Juarcz officials, ask
cd about reports, said: I'VE do not
know" General Escobar could not
be reached.
Federal garrisons at Parral. Jirni-
nee and Camargo. in Southern Chi
huahua. have revoltcd and Joined tho
revolution, according to telegram
tonight from the general headquar-
tcrs OF the rebel army to Sonora
agents hero. The detecting forces,
the message said, included 6.000 TO
1000 Infantry and cavalry, 100 ma
chino guns and fourteen cannon OF
various calibcrs.
4 The Sixty-Sccond infantry battal-
ion, at chihuahua refused to join the
movement, the message said, and was
thereupon attacked by the other
sunits. and was captured and i'm
5prisoncd intact"
Mobilize to Attack Capital.
Generals Obregon and Maycotte
ore modifying their forces In More
los for on advance on Mexico City.
according 10 dispatches reaching
Mexican newspapers.
The situation IN Chihuahua as the
result of the Sonora revolt against
tho Carranza government was
brought homo TO border residents to-
day with announcement OF the i. fsJl
OF Chihuahua City. state capital. and
he statement that Colonel Augustin
Mora. of tho Juayez garrison, had left
that city and was on his way to
Mexico city by way o. Laredo for a
conference with President Carranza.
Colonel Mora was ordered to Mexico
City by General J. C. Escobar. COM
smandcr at, Juarez. He passed through
Ell Paso shortly after midnight.
Almost simultaneously with an
nouncement from Juares admitting
the State capital was In the hands
OF the rebels. II was stated the civil
Ian commander OF the loyal troops at
Chihuahua City WAS on his way to
Junrez with the remnant of his COM
smand.
Both General Escobar and Colonel
Mora last night Issued statements de-
clar!ng their loyalty TO the Carranza
government and piedglng their honor
as soldiers to the defense OF Juarez
The statement was Issued after
Sonora officials had declared the
Juarez garrison was on the verge
OF q revolt In sympathy with the
Sonora government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Moneycomhcd with nevoIt.

% aqua PRIETA, SONORA, May L.
Mexico Is honeycombcd with revolu-
ton, and. instead Of the steel ring"
of soldiers. President Carranza. OF
Mexico. announced would be put
around Sonora. the first state to Sc
cede from his administration. the
rebcls bave put n steel ring OF revo-
sIutionIFy soldiers about Mexico City
and in every State except one" Cen
eral Viilareal said bore today. in
making public what he termed the
Accomplishments OF the revolution in
less than one month.
General Villareal came here from
El Paso to. discuss the Revolutionary
situation with General p. Elias CAL
es, commander OF the revolutionary
forcess<a the northwest For three
hours yesterday he held a telcgraphrc
conference from military headuuar-
ters here with Governor Adelfo de
La Huerta. at Hermosillo, concerning
the growth of the movement
General Villareal formerly was
constitutional governor OF Nuevo
Leon and military governor OF the
State of Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas and
Coahuila. He was at hEuas CaIientes
convention which selected Carranza
to be president OF Mexico.
"A Reports reaching military head
quarters here tonight said that or
EaniZed labor in many parts ocAfexico
has icast its lot with the revolution
+ lists.
Already $500 armed workingmen
have Joined the new-,movement, ac-
cording to these reports. and 1t was
expected by revolutionary leaders
that within two months the number.
would be Increased to 5000.
Summarize the RcyoIution.
General Villareal and General
Gales Summarized the revolution as
follows::
Sonora: First state to revolt un-
der Its constitutional Governor,
sAA'dolfo, de la Huerta Whole state in
arms, with General Gales comman-
( ger ofsthe army OF the northwest ut
Aqua Prieta. Governor de La Huerta.
Z COMMUNICATIVE chief pro tempore Of
the liberal ConstitutionalIst, army
Until Governors Of states seeding
car meet and name commander OF
Z evolutionary forces, pending cleo
ton OF provisional President OF Mex
sico. State, entirely free OF carran.
xistas. U 80 :. =
sinaloa: Provincial Governor Flo
tcontinued on Thirteenth Page.57
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
NEW ORLEANS RIVER FRONT
STRIKE RESULTS IN TIE-UP
Railroad Officials Notify Shippers of
Inability 10 Move Freight
Cnrx
tBy Associated Prcas. ]

NEW ORLEANS, May New Or
leans river front strike began to as
sumo serious proportions today when
Public Belt Railroad officials notified
shippers in the city, as we'll as con-
Meeting roads, that they would be un-
able to move any more freight to the
river front because of the congestion
caused through union loaders and un-
leaders having refused to handle
freight cars to non-union clerks.
The leaders and unloadcrs' action
was IN sympathy with the strike OF
union marine clerks and checkers.
who went out when their demands for
II per cent salary increase was re-
fused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
BIC TURKISH PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED BY PERTINAX
Noted French Authority Tells of
Intcrmcnt OF Peace With Justice
in Ottoman Empire.
OF VITAL IMPORT TO Z. s.
Near East Under New Triple AL.
hnncc With America Completely
Shut Quits Objectionable to
Washington Government.
Of VITAL IMPORT TO U. s.
ny PEI,TINAx.

Especial Cable Dispatch to The
Times Dispatch.)
PARIS. May 1.-The question which
probably Is uppcrmost in the worlds
mind this week is how the work done
with regard to Turkey at the San
Reno conference in relation to the
society OF nations and the ideals and
principles which 1T represented Will
develop. have had the opportunity
of watching the proceedings of the
conference with care and some meas
ure OF intimate knowledge. and 10
me tho reply to the. query seems en-
7tlreiy clear. 4%~
II 10 OF vital, Import to America.
for It amounts TO this: The more
definitely France. Great Britain and
italy set them selves to the task OF
demonstrating Europe and Asia. the
wider grows the gulf between their
policies and tho political dogmas and
policies OF President Wilson.
Objectionable to Washington.
For one example, It is plain enough
that the theory that the relationships
OF people TO people should be OF an
exclusively judicial character must
wait for some considerable time for
anything like complete realization.
Concerning Ottoman affairs. the
achievement at San Reno was the
complete elaboration OF the Turkish
treaty along lines which were not
fully expected hero in France ana
certainly were not fully approved
by certain influences in Washington.
The main feature of the decision
reached was an agreement to
gradual disappearance OF the inter-
national regime In connection with
the supervision OF the Ottoman en-
pIre. In spite OF rivalrics among the
powers. this international regime.
little BY little. had become very
comprehensive. 1t is regarded as
probable by the advocates OF the
agreements which have been reached
that its total isappearance will tend
to tranquility OF mind in severai
capitals.
With regard to Germany and her
new relationships TO world affairs.
ncontipuo1 on I,IfIcap.h tInOa \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
House; Committee Cuts
Budget Over Billion
my Associa |, cd press.

WASHINGTON, Mny 1.--Ap-
pro1imntcly Si,50O.0OO,000 has
been saved for 1921. Chairman
Good. Of the Appropriations COM
mittee, today told the House.
The reductions will not prevent
the "henithful and vigorous func-
tfonins OF every needed govern
ment activity" he aaid. adding,
however. that they did. menn re-
trenchment.
ut will mean the cutting ont OF
certain war activities TINT ought
to have been eliminated long ago"
said the chairman, 1and I hope 1t
means the elimination of dupliea-
lions and overlapping I'm govern
naent actIvities.o I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
ny Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, May I.-Planx OF
radical leaders for nationwide
May Day demonstrations involving
strikes and destruction OF more
than score of Federal md State
officials fell nat. reports to the De-
parliament OF Justice tonight indi-
cnted.
Extra precautions taken by Fed
erai and State authoritic. to BLOCK
the radicals. widely disseminated
appeal for n MAY Day show of
power.D were described Mt TIE de-
psrtment ms decidedly suecensful.
Publicity given by the department.
to the radicals plans in advance
also was held TO have had large
part In thvsrtinS disturbances.
Reports to. the department mon
toned q number OF strikes Ina r.
tuted during the day. but In nearly
every case the reporting agent em-
phnsfzed TINT the wnlkouts were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Aristocrats Of Paris
Aid in Breaking Strike
my Universal scrylccI

PARIS, May 1.-Count Monte.-
quiou dc Fcxensac, serving ms
strike breaker, driving nm auto,
bus. barely escaped death or Sc
rious injuries In the clash between
strikers and police I'm the Place
dc La Republique.
Viscount Hnrcourt, popular
among Americans Ia Paris.
punched Tickets at a subway sta
tion, while Count do Rochefou-
cnult, Count jacques Lesseps, and
/. Commaadant Dienaime drove
motor buses.
Jean I.ebaudy.. mulU-miiIionaire
and brother OF jacques Lebnudy,
who was killed BY HIS wife In
their Long Island villa a yeur
ago, acted ~ subway conductor.
Max Lnubeuf. noted inventor.
/, ran street car, ms did BAron
Dempterre, the famous racing
maEnate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Cox Leads in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, ~, 4iay l.-Re-
turns from seventy-three of the 100
counties OF kentucky. in which Dem
ocratic; mass conventions were held
today to elect delegates to the State
convention to be held here May a.
showed forty-one counties had in
structed their delegations for Cover
nor james NJ. Cox. Ohio. for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
Thirty.two counties voted to send
delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
MIDDLE WEST DISORDERS
FAIL TO MATERIALiZE
May Day Pnsses Quietly DespI,c nm
ors-Prepnratlons Tor Dealing
With Situation

CHICAGO May May day passed
Quietly in the Central States and the
Far West, virtually no disorder being
reported although Federal, State and
city forces had made elaborate prep
arations to deal with threatened dis
turbances. Strikes were called in :,
number OF cities and mass-mectings
were held in Chicago and elsewhere,
but all were conducted peacefully.
Radical literature was distributed in
some places and a few arrests were
made.
While the Federal building in Chi
cago was heavily guarded TO-DAY and
police and Federal agents watched a
half dozen gatherings for signs Of
Continued on Sixth PageD
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ALBANIANS REPORTED IN
REVOLT AGAINST GREECE
Envcr Pashn Has Placed Himself Mt
Head of Turkinh Nationalist
Movement.
ley Associated Press.I

LONDON, May IAN Albanian
rising against the Greeks has be-
gun at Epirus, according to wire
less message from Moscow and Al
bantam bands are massacrins the
Greeks.
Envcr Pasha, former war Minister
and leader of the Young Turks. the
message says. has placed himself at
the head of the Turkish Nationalist
movement: