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ANARCHIST HERD. '
SICRILEBE END DESECWON
Sympathies of Russians Alienated by
4 Absolute and Wanton Disregard and
Disrespect of Their Religion.
Archangel.—The Hituation Ih still
tranquil, though the breaking up of
the river may dictate the expediency
of action against the bolshevi&ts next
week. Our flotilla is ready to go up
the moment the ice is free. Reports
of prisoners from bolshevist sectors
indicate discontent and rebellion
among the bolshevists. Civilian Rus
sians here are watching anxiously the
movements of the allies.
The Russian army is gaining
strength and fervor. General Ironside
Is doing his utmost to set them on
their legs and instill a belief in their
own capabilities
The officers and men And entertain-
MARSHAL FOCH
A new photograph of Marshal FocK
jommander of the allied armies. This
photograph was made in Paris while
Marshal Foch was attending the peace
conference
VIM CHANGE IN CONDITIONS
mi snm
ms KOJHH
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTS . MUST
TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER
PRIVATE PACTS.
"THUNDERSTORM OF MESTt"
Exclusion of Southern Slavs From
‘ Conference on “Adriatic Question
Barred Italians Also.”
A. F. ADAMS
Paris.—An e r <ient Roman Catholic-
prelate whom President Wilson re
ceived weeks ago when the prospects
of the conference were dark prepared
for him a little address consisting of
one sentence: .
GENERAL GO
FNT THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
ITALY WENT BEYOND TREATY
OF LONDON IN CLAIMING
- PORT OF FIUME.
SOME PAPERS UNCONVINCED
Evening Globe, Strongly. Anti-Wilson,
Says That the President Takes
an Impossible Attitude.
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A. F. Adams is the new head of the
Postal Telegraph Company, appointed
by Postmaster General Burleson. He
formerly was president of the Kansas
ment In
the evening at dances
and
yisiting
different mease*
Food
1 la
plentiful
except vegetable*
j
1
Sacrilege and desecration
are
Ih*
Creation of Several New States Makss
the Port of Fiume Thtlr Natural
Outlet to the Sea.
coming thr nututandlng fealurp of bol
■ h*»vlM terrorism Thin in remark
able an it nhown the lark of und**r
•landing of ths pnyi hology of thn
Russian peasant, whom the holnhsvmt
•♦*ek» In win to bis muse Th»* Run
sunn religion amounts slmoni to
faaath ism and wanton dsnncrattnn of
churches alienate* any fugitive nym
path? with the enemy
Captsla Hitching ha* Just returned
from a spr< ia| lavaatlgation of • vil
lage recently retskrn from the Im»I
ahevtsts after being in their hand* •
month The c h«r« h wan un»-«1 for hi)
leting troi'pa the Kaptlnmsl f<mt filled
with Ikons snd hr«»fcen sarm mental
garmenta u*ed a« dustem all the i up
tkonrds ransacked and th«* house pll
laged On# villager an allied pari I
nan had Noth his hands severed <>th
•r dlstrirts report similar snd worse
orgies In one lastnnie there was a
mork marriage between a priest and
a mare FV--ru s«*me Ttllsgen tkev t n»k
away the s«h<m»1 mistress but the vil
lagers say there was no defilement of
FREE RIDES IN IN AIRPLANE
Passengers . Required to Sign Docu
ment Absolving Military Authorities
of Responsibility for Accident
The Italian situation overshadowed
all other questions throughout the day
In Parts and was the sole subject of
conversation in official ami unofficial
circles
Proposals and counter proposals
were made between the members of
th*- British. Freot h and Italian dela-
gations and numerous stories of com
promises were circulated These were
suddenly Uis< redded by the Issuance
of President Wilson t statement,
showing that the President w
• parly to the proposed < nnr ess Iona,
whinh were r hie fly based nn the sup
poaitAovi that Flume rcmld be given
to Italy
“Mr. President.” it ran, “a thunder
storm of -honesty.**
» « * *
In. the statement on the Adriatic
question sent by wireless throughout City Home Telephone Company,
■the world. Mr. Wilson played the part
for which the eminent prelate casl
him. The statement, certainly hon
est. has caused a thunderstorm.
a
The fact that the President had pre
pared the statement for publication
had for some days been an open
jie< ret
From the very beginning the Presi
dent has taken and will take the posi
tion that public engagements publicly Washington First reports on \
entered into by the allies must take .
^ ' urv Liberty loan gabacrlptions jty the
precedence over seciet engagements
j wh^ii.T.r th. two. kind. of '™*.*,, tn-wury .how«l |1H.077.»«« »• lb* In
ment# were incompatible. • corapleta figures for live of the 12 fed-
Thr Italian delegation attempted to erml reserve dlat/Tcts. cove- Ing sales
escape from this dilemma by assert- ; only up to noon This pro vably rap
ing that Mr Wilson s principles *9" paggntad auhacrlplicms recelvad the
plied onlv In peace with Germany, but I _ . . . . . . .
; ... . first day of the loan campaign and
not to peace with Austna-Germans 1
and Magyars ~ | included only the subscfiidiona sup-
Mr Wilson and the whole American ' ky initlaf pgymeet* as*iefmrlPfr
delegation have steadily set their i by Individoal banka to federal reserve
faces against this standpoint Th # i hanks
l olled Histe« recognised the kingdom __ . m _ .
Tor * a* opp&rMl Vcmc arvtiv ^
of (hr Srrhti ( % r*i#lft 4fid flloVMlr#. |
Mr. I^aaaing declared In the council j thrusighocit the I ailed tltatrs to
not of !• that If the southern Slav dele- give airplane rides to persons pur*
gales were to be excluded from the «heatag the largest amount of bonds
sitting of ths rnuncII when the Adrl- tor workers making selling records
■ tic question was discussed the la It- . The division of military seronan-
ed Htates must insist that the Italians I ttrs pf the war department telegraph-
London.—All the London evening
newspapers devote their leading arti-
' cies to President Wilson’s appeal in
connection with the-Italian situation
at the Paris conference and to Pre
mier Orlando’s decision to withdraw
from the conference. The Westmin
ster Gazette endorses the statement
of the American executive, noting that
Italy in her claims went beyond the
I treaty of London In claiming Fiume
as well as the Trentino and other ter
ritory assigned her by the London
pact.
”We are obliged to point out,” says
the newspaper, “that in this very
treaty Fiume was assigned * to the
! Croatians. If. then, the'appeal is to
the treaty, we are as much bound not
to give Fiume to Italy"as we are hound
J to give her the other territories."
If the tlalians claim Flume under
the principle of self-determination,
adds The Gasette, that principle also
, applies to the Slav regions which were
assigned to Italy under the treaty.
The Even ing Standard say a It can
not pretend lo he convinced by Free-
ident Wilson’s argument*, whib* The
Pall Mall Gasette says that It
claiming the fulfttlmem of the treatv
i wbefc It stand* Hi
ill demands
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from ocean to ocean. Any woman who
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Waahlagtoa - gpe< tal effort* lo <>b
iala over subacriplioA* from rommu
aIG«« to co«oierhaiaa« e puMtble un
dorouhsrnplioTi* from others sill t*e
mads this week by Victor* liberty
Loaa committee* at the request of the
treasury
After <an**s*.nf ths flnaa« iai situs
ttoo throughiMit the c<*4ntry nations!
manager* of the loan have dls<i»ver**<i
that vtclaaltudes of the post • *r read
Juslment period have r»*<1ij< »-d the or
dtaary ability of som*- < »mtnuniM«*s to
•ubacrtbe the same proportions «■ in
prwvious loan* aitbouah in manv
rases they have l>een assigned the
same proportionate quota
SAMUEL GOMPEAS IS BADLY
INJURED IN TAXI COLLISION
New York
dent of the
labor was
Samuel G«»uipef*. i»re«*i
Amerli an Federation of
seriously injured hr-r** *
The id«*a which had been prevalent I
in Parts that the Adriatic sttuattoa
was s seme of rheas la which the
moat skilful diplomats would wla. re-
ssrdieus of the armisttee r«»nd(tKmn
• •* suddealy haoished by President
Wilsouh act ton
ft had heea fenerallv known that
he had prepared a statement which
was presented to (he entire American
delegatMm. and that the dele gat Mm
had approved It But there was no
suspicion that hia position was so an
alterably against secret diplomacy
I tec la rations hy the members of the
American delegatMm that the Pres I
dent eon Id not vlpld on the matteri
of Flume were regarded hy most Fu
ropean diplomatists and especially hy
the Italians as part nf a political
game until even now many old school
diplomatists seem unable to romp re
hend ehat has happened
In his statement President Wilson,
explaining his position on the Adriatic
question, declqyes ft ■ t Flume cannot
become a part of llaly
The President point* out that evenr
sondiUou con turning the Adriatic set
tlement hr* been changed since Italv
entered the wnr upon the pn>mises of
the pnet of !»ndon the Austro-Hnnga-
rt;in empire having disappeared
He notes th<*t new states have been
1 six
etc lede
New York
the air service
army tn obtain
needed** hy ewb«tmen
Ohdden air service,
issued the following
“All men who wHh
ed r«»mmjinders of all ffytng gelds*
"This is ywwr authority In give a
flight to the man or woman pqrchae-
tag the greatest • mownt of bond*,
also to the ’man or woman aetltng the
greatest amonnt of hands, when ahipe
Ik end men “mnch sent in the varMms tovas on loan
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND NEW MEN
WANTED FOB AIB SERVICE
With a view tn aiding
L f*apt Charles
V ft army, ban
stXiement
to tab# part la
the development of the natkm’s air
sere We as aa aviator or dirigible he I
loon pilot chauffeur mechanic or
work at some W other trades required
la the air service, hy sending their
name aad address la care nf the de 1
panmeat air service officer Ib4
Broad street. New Tort, immediately •
will receive an Important commuaica ,
tlon on Ihe subject which I have pee j
pared after serving as an officer sev j
era I month* in the fatted States army
flying school at Rout he rn geld. Ameri
cas Ga. and at the 1'nMcd fttates
armv hallonn school at FI Omilfa "
flights
Major O. M IkaJdinger. in charge nf
Liberty Mmn flights for the war de
partment espuined that the order
meant one flight may he given dally
Us the record purchaser and one flight
for the record salesmen A passes
f**r Is require*! t«t sign a 4*
s’solving Hw
from rr*pi«ns>hilttv in <use nf acri
dent •
BCQUtflT OF TMfl GERMAN
GOVERNMENT OBANTCO
Parts - The reqs
government that CP
d the German I
a flshervnea he '
tab and f*at !
tn sign a document
mil tars anthorttiea
WILSON ABSENT AT BCOUKST
OF THE ITALIAN OCLKGATION
•
BELIEVED PROBABLE THAT
ORLANDO WILL COME BACK
Paris -
sion of
-Not a r_rtnre. hut a su»p**n-
Italv’s (*<q la burst ion In the
Paris —ft was learned that H was
at the suggest ion nf the Italian dele
gallon that president Wilson remila-
’ ed awar from the meeting when Pre
mier IJoyd George. Pfemenreau rvf
OrUndn and Foreign Minister Sonnlno
discussed the London pact. The meet-
if iMiftABi hb nuriiiBiiiiTrr T
the three powers. It Is understood, was
■ extremely unsatisfactory,
The Italian delegates are not pre
permitted in the
(•gal passage* *3
prvme economic cowui tl
The conn* 11 also approved the pro
pnaal for a more estcaslve use of the
water route through Gerwsaay by the
way of Hamburg and the River
Kibe ft a holts bed the es bating tHnl
tat km of l.eoff tuna of food and ma
terlal In order to supply the present
needs of the Faerbo-Riovaks It M
estimated that the traffic thmngh the
Rlhe probablv will amonnt to from
2&JNjd to S&.eeo tons at a time
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ENERGETS
time prnhibitii
when h taxicab In which h»* wsii riding
wa* struck by h Broadway surface car
and hurled 20 feet to the curb
Surgeons who were summoned re
ported after an examination that two
of Mr. Gompcrs’ ribs h yd been frtr
tured. his right hip sprained and that
he had suffered severe body contusion.
Despite the advanced age of the labor
leader, who is 69 years old. the sur
geons declared that there was no like
lihood of the Injuries proving-fatal
Mr. Gompers has l>een busy vir- >
tually every minute since his return
from the peace conference, where he ;
served as chairman of the commis- j
sion on international fkhor legislation, j
He had just started out from his hotel
for an hour’s relaxation when the ac-,
cident occurred.
i rested from which Flume is the nat
ural outlet to the sea.
peace conference - that is how the sit- paring to leave pari*, apparently he-
deflned In conference cir , lieving that the allies will approach
1 nation wa
t ies. The Italian delegation, feeling ' them with a compromise before peace
that its repreyenlativ# character has j< signed with Germany. However,
been called in que* in certain the French. British and American
, quarters, considers It its duty to refer delegates show no signs of weaken-
SIMMONS SAYS INDUSTRY
WILL BE WELL parliament, hut It is bo- j Jng and continue to advise the Ital-
lifved to be probable that Premier Or- , j.qns of the meetings aa if the Italian
Washington.— Senator Simmons said
th:.t fnreicn rountri..* will not ho P<'r-| op)>njn( , of |he p.^tlatlons with thn
rn itt<‘d ,n German plenipotentiaries at Ver-
J saRles: wbirh will not oecur
May 1 or May 2.
ed States to dull new industries after
the peace proclamation is issued.
“I doubt if there is any danger of
such a thing but In case Germany, or
any other country would attempt l|,
there would be legislation to block
her.” said he. '‘Democrats. I am sure,
would oppose any such movement on
the part of a foreign country, and pro
pose and urge a revision of the tariff
laws to make it impossible.
lando will he back in time for the
before
SEAPLANE BREAKS WORLD’S
RECORD FOR ENDURANCE
WARNS THOSE PLANNING x
UQUOR MAKING AT HOME
Washington.—A naval seaplane of
the F-5 type, carrying a crew of four
men, remained in the air at the Hamp
ton Roads naval base for 20 hours and
10 minutes, establishing what naval
officials said was a world's record for
seaplanes. The machine covered a
distance of about 1.250 miles, averag
ing a little more than 60 miles an
hour, despite the fact that a gale of
from 20 to 30 miles was blowing.
Washingtn.—Persons who may ba
planning to make liquor Ih their own
homes after national prohibition be- . ^ ^
oom« effective July 1 are to be fow-j**"** of th f foo< ’
warned by revenue authorities as to
Tntil the Italian prime minister’s
return the Italian delegates will not
attend the sessions of either the con
ference or its commissions, but in or
der to show that Italy desires to main
tain good relations With the allies the
Italians will continue to collaborate
on the inter allied commissions.
AMERICAN CIVILIANS
IN GERMANY IN WANT
delegates had not bolted.
MEXICAN GENERAL ALVAREZ
IS SHOT BY FIRING SQUAD
Vera Cruz.—Gen. Francisco Alvarez,
of the anti government forces, was ex
ecuted shortly before midnight. He
met his death at the hands of a firing
squad with the utmost bravery.
Manv thousands of persons sur
rounded the barracks when the execu
tion took place.
NOTE OF JUBILATION
IN THE FRENCH PRESS
nr*
irt inrludng <* ban
on pnwiu» tion ami *.ile of all beer-* ani
wines, whether .or not they are Intozi-,
eating, the department of Justice an
nounced through a-special ►epresenta-
tive in the federal court here.
While no steps »wlll be taken to
prevent brewing, pending a court de
termination of the law's constitution
ality raised by brewers of the New
- York district, manufacturers will oper-!
ate in peril of future prosecution, ac-
, cording to the statement of William C.
j Fitts, special counsel, appearing for
! Attorney General Palmer in the beer
litigation.
The law prohibited sale after June ~
30 of distilled beverages as well as
manufacture after April 20 and sale
after June 30 of “beer, wine and other
intoxicating malt or viuou8*liquorB for
beverage purposes, pending the da-
mobilization of the military forces,"
BLAUDS MAS> IS IRON.
CASCARA IS LAXATIVE
•NUX VOMICA IS TONIC
TheM*. with other vultiithle iiigredt-
ents, enter into the coiiHMM*itlt»n of
Parco Knergeta, the energy tablet
for weak, neevous, run-down i»eo|>le.
They are wonderfully active—few
doses tell the story. Fifty cents bu>w
a box of 40 of these wonderful tablets,
by mail or from your druggist.
Tit Paramount Drug Co., Washington, D. C.
Coblenz.— A number of American
civilians in various parts of occupied
Germany are in serious straits be-
* Paris.—The exceptional, unanimity
with which the representatives of all
*
the allied powers required the Ger
man delegates to send genuine pleni-
Among those who hare requested
the penalties to which thev will be the cml affairs ? fficers °f the ; potentiaries to Versailles is hailed by
subject The internal revenue bureau I nrni ? to takP actlon toward the entire press as heralding success
has sent to revenue collectors and rolief of Americans in question ; in the treaty-making
ch. -are several members of congress w*ho
SAYS WILSON IS TREATING
ITALY AS BARBAROUS NATION
agents a summary of laws on the sub
ject. and penalties with the sugge*
tion that they be made known widely
which will be done
It is confident
ly asserted the allies will show a
stern determination that will overaw«
proposed to send the food required by (Germans into , signing the treaty,
jhave been in Ooblnz recently. It is
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION
DEVIATION FROM PRINCIPLE
STERNLY DISCOUNTENANCED
parcel post.
WITNESS. WHILE TESTIFYING
-48 SHOT IN MOUTH BY WIFE
WBBhington.—Enforcement of na
tional war-time prohibition, effective
uoxt July 1, will be undertaken by the
Btpartment of Justice. Attorney Gen-
oral Palmer in a etatement asserted
be poeeeseed no power to grant
rnmmm. ■nv nn« whn mirht maDU
M*7 t
ling
w of tbe Taw as to wbat percentage of al-
it brings beer with
of tbe prohibition
Paris.—In issuing his official state-
»
ment on the Adriatic question. Pres
ident Wilton let ft be known that he
desired once e'-ain to call attention to
the fact that there were certain well-
dpfln»d principle, which h,™ b»w»
accepted by tbe people of the .world as
the basis for lasting peace: Tbe Uni
ted States delegation simply*'recalled
this Ifl order that there should be ae
dertauon from these
hence the note cf jubilation.
Paris.—Premier Orlando declares
TKaT President Wilson’s proclamation
is an attempt to place the government
in opposition to the people,
“He is treating the Italians,” adds
the premier, “as if they were a bar
barous people.”
The premier says he has never de
nied that the pact of London did not
apply to Fiume, hut the Italian claim
was based on the principles of Presi
dent Wilson's 14 points. ,
NEAR-RIOT BETWEEN Tftl£
RACES AT NEWPORT NEWS
MAY ORDER ALL Y. M. C. A.
WORKERS OUT OF ITALY
Chicago.—A divorce case came to a
dramatic dose when Mrs. Elmer R.
Simpson shot her husband, who was
•on the witness stand, through the
mouth. • ’
Simpson was testifying quietly. Sud
denly bis wife leaped to her feet.
—""MU I B#! sue 11lufl, mmi flsif
Simpson rrumpled up la tbe chair.
Mood coming from bis mouth. .Mrs
Bimpsou
Newport News.* Va —Military police
are patrolling the negro section of
the city with fixed bayonets as the
result of a near riot which followed
the accidental wounding of a negro
girl by a military guard. The authori
ties declare they are anticipating no
•Ms
military guards were
hy a gang of usgrosC
1 a mils or mors
tho
Paris.—The possibility of ordering
all Y. M. C. A. workers out of
Italy Is being considered hy John
R. Mott, of the war work council
of the Y M C.' A. There are
about 2*0 American workers tu Italy
assigned to various units of the'
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