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Show -- A. vbj 20 PAGES FRIDAY EDITION Dp to HAY DEFORT 4 AIL INIERESTSj - MEXICO CITY. May 1- - President became ran a to to submit to the extraorCar federal troops .. sewn wesatou of congress which dinary machine gun ompanl, tw0 tv convened todath outline of a law on petroleum which would develop in readtaeee to suppree any 27 of the constitution article Borders reeuKing from demonstration, In the event "consolidate the sources of national y to cope with wealth according to law and equity, Mpelivs proved unable special privileges and place - taceneed destroy anthortde Cmernment and foreigners on the mane Mexicans demonstration, Socialist to deport footing and give the stale even )ea etepe considering -- whothan foreign legislation give other foreign two: person . jofajed. states in the same matters." known In his mes. This was mad Hundreds of Rioters Are to today. congrem sage other matters which Presi-deArraigned in Cleveland Among Carranza asked congress to act hun-- 4 upon are: XLVELAKD, a. May 2. Two To ngxn justice of the supreme in police court. i prieonere were arraigned To change the government of Mexiof gt. this morning a a reeult a free municipal regime co from City Stay day disorder. C. E. to one under the control of the nafor former candidate' tional government sbenberg, waa To revise article S3 of the constiyor on the Socialist ticket, tution so as to give one deputy for tag those detained. Uoting, precipitated by a Socialist every 108,008 citizens or fraction erer w)e yesterday, resulting in the 18.000 instead of one for each CO.OOO ith of a man and injury of more than and fraction over 20,000. To suppress the power given the suthem two perhaps fatally, was fol-- 4 commissions by street fighting in many parts preme court to name s of Cleveland last night. Sixteen police-charged Wish the investigation that were injured. .. election irregularities and giving state to the legislatures. power To give the national legislature the to pass upon the eligibility of poser ita own members. To pass legislation increasing the efficiency of mat legislatures byr deto 15 creasing thnnurober of deputies Lead and giving duo regard to existing laws To yegulato, laws regarding appeals to the 'national 'supreme court. To enact legislation on the formanational tion of a banco uwleor-- er bank of emission for the purpose of eliminating the evils attending the present metal currency and eaco imaging commerce and business These banking laws the 'president pointed out, would give every necesWASHINGTON, May 5. With sary and equitable guarantee, such ea subscriptions of f 1,590,008,008, giving the goveriueent authority-ove- r of the Victory loan quota, the Issuance of currency by banks is country still lagged today behind which would be limited to an amount to 15 per cent of their exe record made in the third and equal hibited capital stock. Under the 'oirth loans law this currency would he guaranteed by the capital of the banka and Reports shoved the number of id ua! subscriptions waa failing off the national treasury. Holders of the bonds of banks would be assured a i several districts and treasury minimum income of per cent per declared extraordinary efforts annum. roald have to be made to equal the The government asks authority --cord of 29,000,000 subscribers to the from congress to expend a maximum oarth loan. sum of 18 million pesos for buying Cincinnati has )200,000 over ita shares for the Union railways of YuThe Cleveland district was catan and allied companies to unite to more than have subscribed these lines with the present national poned have bees eehome-- of vat! road " Irasitf congress' titv.8i,'Konor-lawarded to 22 communities in the to enact organic labor laws and desires authority to build spur lines to cjtrist jvfsubscriptions Were said the national roads in Sonora, in lower to ham been obtained in San Fran- California, in Yucatan and to connect ses by the appeal carried on a card Santa Lucrecia in the state of Vera tearing the name of local men killed Cruz with Puerto de Campeche. action The list waa headed. "The Petrol rum Legislation. earner to all of your objections." That portion of the message dealAmong the racial groups in Chicago, with petroleum legislation rends: are leading in the ing"The formation of a petroleum oramount of sales. Six hundred and law and one .concerning comr honor flags have been ganic bustible minerals becomes more vital awarded In the Chicago district. every day. Fortunately the senators and members of the chamber of deputies share in '"the 'executive"' desire for British Five' to consolidate the sources of natural in accordance with law and Per Cent War Loan riches equity. When w suggested the regulation of law and equity and asked for LONDON, May 1. The British a revision of article 27 of the constiis about to offer a great new tution which nationalises certain la tquivalent to 5-- per cent console national resources, particularly petrosle this decision is altered later, leum lands) we wer far from sugFT the Daily Mail. The newspaper gesting a rigid system which would Md that the loan will take the form entail the absorption of these propconsolidated 4 per erties the state and .damage to 'w laterest The issue will be foreign bybusiness men. Alsus making the yieldprice S per cent. is "It planned precisely to destroy any- - special privilege and to equalize the judicial status of Mexican citizens and subjects of other countries, without the nation claiming mors preeminence than that given by national sovereignty which rights nobody has brought up for discussion in connecF tion With other sources of riches of which Mexico is sn exceptional producer. such as mining, for example. Nothing can be discovered In the projected law. even by examining tbe section which might be judged the most radical that is not contained In PA Rig. jjay 2. Bavarian govern- previous legislation or in the statutes of colonial time (during Spanish domment troop captured Munich from ination). The rights of third parties 'c communlsta on have been acquired in equitaThursday morning, which form would be respected by the 'or'ilng to advices reaohlng here to- - ble proposed law when tboae have a basis not contrary to rights our laws. This measure deserve the sanction German of congress. Artillery Fire Th participation-on- he state nn- than that Creeping Toward Munich dor the proposed law la less for Imposed by other nations petroSERVE, Thursday. .May 1. The leum' production. With regard to the laws for the public welfare and prinuiery fire of the German govern of the people, the at troop is audible In Munich and vate executive has bad no other I accord - guide than power nearer, fdantly creeping strict equity. to advice from that et city. The troops hold all the "its about Munich and areimportant masters A Mere Man Is Asked the 3. CLBV BUXD, MAT lWtha nujo iir-di- juie re pr -- nt yee-iay- -e Czechoslovaks In in Chicago Inn-- offl-ils- Is -- vemy-fou- nt stock-beari- -- Well-Bei- gov-me- railraad communication In that The red guards are reported A" demoralised Corsets Belong and to be piunder-bank- s. The communists are Taxing Purposes t massacre the according to reports. The Mav 1. Are corsets' NEW YORK. y.nt the people is said to have was put up wiled an unbearable This problem underwear paint. today to- Uominiaatoner- - of "'Internal Revenue Roper by Lew Hahn, execukng Ferdinand Will " tive secretary of the Retail Dry Goods' association. Enter Budapest Soon The new luxury tax is the cause of the difficulty. An unofficial ruling has declared that corsets are' under',bE2NA May Klng Ferdinand wear, Mr. Hahn says, and a luxury 7an accompanied by French la taxable. Some merchants are colbout to enter S.T1?lecting the tax and others are not and capital of Hungary, at theBudapest. head of Mr. Hahn appeals tq. Cofnmbvloner ' 'Bucharest c1'; Preaee dispatch to the Roper to put corsets In their proper says. place J ";" - bonr-.oml- e, Where For i officially. LAKE CITY Non-Partisa- n and League League Organize- r- Declared to Have Made Public Utterances Designed to To W SIXTY-XIXT- E BELIEVE PARIS,-,'4- HUN. DELEGATES Hou-daill- e. commls-Personali- Salvation Lassie Of Sixty Made Pies Under Fire.1 ,, have--bnmg- - mud-soake- -- s "medical institute" for th treatment of drug addicts. The proprietor of the place. Charles R. Baldwin, was arrested, charged with violation of the drug set. a quantity of drugs also being found. The explosives consisted of 30 eight-ounbottles of various explosive chemicals, according to the police. Baldwin denied knowing that tbe bottle were In his quarters ce Federal Officials Round Up Radicals treaty ' - . t ' PARIS, May 2. The naval terms to be embodied in the peace treaty with Germany which finally have been completed, do not provide for the sinking ALL FUSSED UP NEW YORK, May 3. A large quantity of explosives confiscated last night by police and federal agents at a house- In WesU Forty-fift- h street was being examined at police headquarters today in connection- with the of the May day conspiracy to kill prominent men by sending bombs to them through the mails The house In which the explosives The pear Naval Terms of Treaty Of Peace Completed' ar provided, both for their control and help more to stabilize conditions of la- safeguard. These Germans wanted to bor throughout the world and ultifreedom of movement, larger enjoy mately relieve the unhappy conditions and. It might well be said, they which in too many places have pre- scored their first "diplomatic skirvailed." mish." The message follows: After having refreshed themselves, "The labor program which the con- the Germans decided they would go ference of peace has adopted as part for a walk do nothing leas than wait one of the treaty of 'peace constitutes Versailles. the garden Crossing of the most important achievements of around the hotel, they found the gate the new day tn which! the interests of closed and padlocked. Thereupon the tabor are to be systematically and Intelligently safeguarded and promoted. Germans summoned the guard, and Amidst the multitude of other interests in an arrogant way, demanded to be this great step forwara is apt to be . allowed to go for a stroll. While overlooked and yet no other single t Baron Lersner. of the true Junker thing that has been done will help type, looked on, Herr Max Warburg more to stabilize conditions of labor cf Hamburg called upon M. throughout the world and ultimately chief of the French guard, and re Ueve the unhappy conditions which , haughtily remarked in too many, places have prevailed.,' y Gen. Nudant (the French I regard this as one of tbs eion at Spa) assured us we should most gratifying achievements of the be free to move at our discretion.' conference. To this M. Houdaille replied: "I have no objection, but you must not go Into the town. "That's not enough, retorted Herr "It make us fee) too Warburg. We much as if w are prisoner act d.frrently In Germany, where in about officers walk uniform, your unmolested." "There is no comparison. returned M. Houdaille. "This ia not as if you were In Germany. But if you will give me your word of honor that you will not go further than the Neptune Basin 1 will allow you to . . go out. With 'that facility known only to Germans in giving their parole the delegate "filed out and returned in lml over an hour. Th extent Bur-- 1 I to which they mean to enjoy full years old. Salvation Army j liberty Is shown dick, by the fact that the "lasala.1 .mother,- to thoiieapds pf - Oermaina their golfing will be afe&nge If they doughboys with the American- expe- -t do nut the Allied challenge delegates d It ionary forces, returns to New York j to a round on the Laboulie link on the Nteuw Amsterdam from Brest, j two miles out from Versailles. - At th front she worked under shell ! fire, her silvered head protected by a steel helmet. She cut off the rein and d tails of the doughboy long coats and fashioned the remnants Into fatigue cape. She fried flapjacks ' over a stove fashioned - from - scrap metal and turned the toothsome batter cakes with a scrap of Unroofing. She LONDON. May 3. (By The Asfinally worked herself Into a condition sociated Pre). An English of extreme physical weakness and waa found lying 111 in th loft of a shell-tor- n manufacturing company announces stable. She was taken fe a.xnil- -' It is preparing to market an automobile that can be retailed for beMary hospital In Paris When she re tween $250 and $300, cuperated she returned to the front. , member of her family old Every The' principal material. to be eerve to to enough the first responded used In making the car is a new call. , substance which is described as "a Her husband hustled fuel for hts kind of concrete, light, but strong wife's flapjack fires and between times end durable, produced from waste he mended- watchea for the boys material such ss slag, clinkers and "Ma Burdick held .the pm baking! sawdust and covered with a' metal record of the war, having baked solution." 324 pie in 13 hours. , , The other chapters are not as yet altogether finished, but they will concern reparations, economic and fin? ancial questions and will deal with the International labor legislation treaty. The treaty concludes with a chapter concerning the guarantees for the ex- -, ecution of the treaty by Germany. M. Hutin adds he believes the German delegation has full powers and will end the negotiations by signing the preliminaries of tbe treaty. , By William Cook.1 3. a colonies, it to said. Non-Partis- -- 4 l i man frOntiers,'and the third contains all clauses connected with alterations of frontiers resulting tn change ln the , sovereignty of territory. Tbe fourth sets forth the' military, naval and aerial clauses, and the fifth takes up the disposition of tbe German non-partis- an J- i comprises from! 5 to 29 chapters, m- ecording- - to Mafrv; thUEco " ' do Paris. Th preamble Is contained In tb firt chapter, setting forth the reasons why the various contracting parties entered the war and mentioning the. necessity for the league of nations 1he eeroed ehapt- -r d'als with 'CelfS' u. WASHINGTON. May I. President Correspondent.) Wilson cabled Secy. .Tumulty- - today pTK Tuh tCopyrTghi,39l4by that in his opinion the labor program Co.) Iishlng , adopted as part of the treaty of peace What might be PARIS, May "constitutes on of the most important achievements of the new day in taken as a foreaign of the arrogance which the Interests of labor are to the German delegates to the peace be systematically and - Intelligently conference will display was typically exemplified yesterday when the ad; safeguarded and promoted." Mr. Wilson said that be personally vance guard o$ the delegation reach'd .Y.sowWrA-- regarded the tabor - pre They were not content with the of the most gratifying achievements of their at rooms of suites placed the conference and believed no other targe and the- - excellent service single thing that had been done would disposal i1 - - u, Tiewa Staff . Declare. .Ferocious Police Delegation Thought to Have Full Powers Terms SiResponsible for Blood-- shed and Premier Scored lent as to Sinking of ImFor Refusipg Demonstraperial Fleet Which Is to tion Permit. Be Considered Later Non-Partis- et i SIGN MY F the work of carrying out the last phase of the peace negotiations progresses accord tug to Lie program outlined In Paris dispatches, the treaty probably will early in the week beginning May. 25.' - - The treaty wiM bo presented to the Germane Monday afternoon. Rarvrte tram th peace conference tmliciwe that it la to be a victors' T. PAUL. Mina., May A. peace," and there wtH he no oral conversation except the merest formaliPARIS. May 2. Socialist and the . Cv.Tpwnley.. of. ties when the treaty i handed over.- - Fifteen deys wifi be given the enemy to' leaders of tabor unions are- - indignant president, th Nationat Yhe few additional days for th exchange of Wws - PvfC ?.C5terL4js,vinfltoVs4 treaty with ,conskier Xtp gen... league,. and Joseph, GtifeerV' berweert-riAitied zcid'OePfiflicir dUig-ation- . eral labor federation has issued a pro-le- st ieader organizer, mush' stand , Thus at th latest, if present plane are followed. May 37 should see and a committee will meet tonight trial on charges of disloyalty, the peace reigning once more between Germany and the Allied and associated to consider what steps will be taken state supreme oourt ruled today. governments. as a result of the disorders The man'The decision of the Jackson counA secret plenary oeesSon of the conference will be held Saturday, while ty district court, overruling de-- aging committee of the Socialist party murrers brought by Townley and On Monday n meeting will be held for tbe organisation of the league of and the'BocIalit'group of the chamGilbert, who sought to have the Italy etifl to not represented at the conference, - but her ambana-dorl- e ber of deputies also, will meet indictments quashed,Vtveewas rife'sus- - s nations.Invited to attend nueb'eohfercnces'as' the "regular- peace' d e legat i on Cachin, writing in talned. Deputy Mar-eefrom that country would attend. He has been asked, formally, to be Humanite, claims the day was a "magThe court ruled that the crime of conspiracy may bo committed present Monday to- represent his nation at the formal launching of the nificent demonstration of the ppwer " without completion of tho act. of nation.-league and discipline of the laboring classes which was the object of the con' mcA yesterday and gave Belgium a prior claim and waa marred of The council three spiracy. only by the brutality on $500,809,880 of the reparation moneys to be received from Germany. Gilbert is charged with having of the ferocious police." made public utterances designed M. Cachin places responsibility for Germany's delegation exchanged credentials with Allied representato discourage patriotic Brockdorff-Ranlsadisorder upon Premier Clemen-ceathe von secCount tive the German foreign yesterday. in the war and the Jackson overcome thesense with almost of his defeat retary, indictment holds appeared countrys county Townley Th United Trade union of the defor a responsible , when confronted by the Allied delegation. many partment of the Seine declaring league pemphlet which the inThe city of Munich, held by soviet forces has not been taken by Ger- women were victims of the "violent acdictment holds was a violation' exercised by order man government troop in spite of rumors indicating that it had fallen. It tion of the police, of the espionage act. the government, has decided to is hemmed in by tbe government soldiers, however, aqd'it .seems that a of Gilbert is charged with havcall a meeting of the general council ing used seditious language tn an general attack, upon R will not be long delayed. Summary of the internatonight to consider the attitude it will address at a meeting at Lakefiedd, Associated Press. the tional situation by adopt in view of the days events had Minn, Jan. 23, 117. Gilberts The police maintain that they con traded Gilbert's that attorneys no bail cartridge In their revolvers, the rairing of war funds remarks were not Intended to be did otter the statements charged, and that no ammunition waa issuedcon-to Town ley's attorneys argued that disloyal and were merely a disagainst him, the languageanwould' the troops, the few shots fired imcussion the of various phase, of have tended to develop league princisequently having come from the demeconomic conditions in the United ples were aimed at profiteers and pression that th United States onstrators. other enemies of the farmers and States did not have a Just cause for enPublic Opinion Disapproves. that there waa no intention to in Suwainftng th order overrultering the war and that such a or spire anti-wing Gilbert's demurrer, the suThe disturbances are generally detendency might have discouraged with court and interfered ruled that If Gilbert ienliriment preme feeling. plored by public opinion. The conservative organs lay. the blame upon the labor people, while the newspapers opposed to Premier Clemenceau are Inclined to agree with the Socialists that there would have bean no trouble if a demonstration had been permuted In Pans Th Petit Partaien say that PRAISES .LABOR YIELDS SUSPECT throughout the country the laboring classes displayed their feelings In dignity and order and that a tew inciOVER-RESTRAINT dents of violence should net be permitted to wipe out the satisfactory impression thus given. Worid-Peser- GERMANS i PARIS RIOTS Discourage Patriotic" Co operation in the War. View York I YEAR II E Victors Peace Without Oral Conversation With . Fifteen Days to Accept ; (me no done eaomh ntfl haws done everything Amortn . The doughboys didnt qntta." UTAII 7 ownley and Gilbert to Stand 7 rial on Charge of Disloyally President of National Incensed Carranza Advocate Radical fcjeral Official of Change in Mexican Law QTer Demonstration Relating to Exploitation Radicals in Cleveland Yes Ar- Of Property to Encourage terday Hundreds of Greater Development. .rests Made. MAY 2 1919 .SALT '' i T EVENING NEW ast N of the larger German warships The disposition of these vesuris to left to be decided upon later by the Allied and associated powers. League of Nations Plan ' Disillusions Germany J - American Ambalanctt Cave Valuable Aid PARIS. Thursday, May L (By the Associated Press) American did efficient work in ambulances wounded during the picking up the May day demonstration, the American Red Cross attendants being cheered by the crowds At the Invalides bridge an American lieutenant colonel and two junior officers were stopped by dragoons when theyattempted to cron the LONDON. Slay 2. According to a report of an interview given by Herr Sch uecknig.. on of Germany pears delegates to tbe Berlin correspondent of the Herald, the laborite organ, th plan for the league of nations which has been formulated at Paris has brought disillusionment to Germany. It is regard'd there as a thinly veiled scheme for the victorious powers to gain the ascendancy and gives the militarists an opportunity to taunt th'i pacifists for their simplicity, it Is said. "If the scheme to adopted in its present ' formU ,Hcrc.. iichuciteg.. as saying, "it will lose all of its moral authority over all sections of the Germans, some of whom will revert to reactiun. Others look forward to the establishment of international socialism." Herr gchuecking emphasized that a feature of the German plan for the men and in the on by melee some shots were fired. During a clash in Place de la Basshouted to the tille, a policeman mob: "If you want to fight, go to Versailles and fight the Germans" The mob took up the cry of On to Versailles, and averted more serious league creates a representative world parliament thus safeguarding the fighting. democratic base of the league and avoiding the return of military ism in Vigilance Committees a new form. some-cavalr- -- y Prevent Demonstration Council of Three - BUENOS AIRES. Thursday. May 1. Take Up Odds Ends Vigilance committees organized b NEW YORK. May 2. Federal and and Patriotic league the Argentine police officials were expected to denaval 2 and PARIS. No formal program by military May make a roundup of "reds here today supported an- of in connection with the investigation tachments prevented menacing s Bo- - , was announced for today's session council of the tendencies today archistic but it was unoffi-ciali- st three, during into the nation-wid- e May day conj daily stated that the . demonstration. bewaa meeting spiracy to kali prominent men with President Irigoen told Dr. Manuel ing devoted to odds and ends and bomba addressed to them through the the of er league, details remaining to be put into president mails. Twenty-fiv- e of these machines Socialist and anarchistic organ- - shape for the final completion of the are known to have been dispatched, that , - treaty. . him to for prohad izations appealed one exploding! the league which had ( taction against It is assumed that the warnings ! that It would forcibly sup- - i sent broadcast make it improbably warned any maximalist disorders. The German that any bombs which may still be press president asked what the league inin transit will accomplish the exe- tended Are Well Satisfied to do. cution designed for them. "With or Without authority," Dr. waa It reported today that messages Carle VERSAILLES. Mar 2. (By The the Patriotic answered, had been, sent to members of the league Intends to end anarchistic Press ) The Associated German delegation hi Paris warning forts to break down the civilization delegate to the peace congress today them again opening packages, to as all It intends well satisfied prevent Argentina. expressed thimelves though there to nothing to indicate demonstrations by anarchists" J that the find meeting Thursday with that any deadly contrivances had been of these representatives of the ailiej a.nd With the organization sent abroad. committees there appears a social ed powers took the form of serious effort to eliminate anarchia mutoai exchange of credentials rathd demand for the tic Clew Found Through agitation!, which have been serious er than a for more than a year. Eight hundred production of the German papers for agitators have been arrested during purposes of identification. They take" on Bomb Boxes the last few das and the police have this as an indication that the negotiabe taken tions are to be conducted on a basis of listed 1,400 more who NEW YORK, May 2 -- Federal and into custody at any time.may equal. ty. nation-wid- e of the police investigators Dr, Carles stated today that beginbomb conspiracy to assassinate prom- ning Monday the league would a'art Framing Credential inent men expressed opinion today breaking up all known meeting places that they had found a clue that might for anarchiifta . . - -- . Of Berlin Delegates lead to the discovery of the conspirators when they learned th identity Militants of th manufacturer of th peculiarPATHS- - May ,2, Tha credentials ly designed paper with which the box conference L committee of the Mrra . bomb wer covered. the held containing meeting todav to examine the " The hmmif&cturer said that only a rece.vcd credentials at Ver- German few hundred sheets of the paper bad LONDON, Pank- - sallies yesterday, May 2 Sylvia left his stock and that he could furn- hurst and Amelia Mahoney, who weraj There is no disposition, it Is said, ish the police with a list of hi pa- arrested yesterday when women at-- I on tho part of the allies and th trons Into whose possession the paper to force an entrance into the went. to The paper of fancy pale green, onstration. in poMc court today wore basket weaved design. Investigators suggested the criminals might behavior. Neither would - give the have had a box maker prepare 35 or necessary bond and they remain un30boxes and that, the box maker der detention. made use of tbe sample paper because the prder was a small one. In a raid on a "medical institute" MAY DAY OBSERVED last night, quantities uf explosives beBY BERLIN WORKERS ing found, led to reports that something tangible had been .learned reFOR THE FIRST TIME the but conspiracy, May day garding reticence concerning the repor was .CHICAGO. May 3. An airplane observed by the Investigators. BERLIN, Thursday. May 1. (By giving a Victory loan exhibition here a. Wireless to London.) The first .of today fell feet to the ground in May brought with it for the first time Grant Park today and Lieutenant Kimball Heads the almost complete observance of the Wright, the pilot, and Serg. Julian, , wnorkers- - holiday in Berlin. Nearly ail his mechanician, were reported seriNASHVILLE, Tenn.. May 2. The means of communication were shut ously injured. Thousands of persons American Institute of Architects in down and factories, shops .and restau- on the Victory Way" and from the windows of skyscraper saw th session today elected Thomas RVJKIm-bal- i, rants were cloeed. Up to early noon no in olden ta oacnrred. Omaha, president. and - . UlgZlS aJ-t- of i pne-sid- ! Paper Jailed ror may uay rranrt ('r ' a fi f iL -- ce Unit-tempt- ed (- - U 7 . Architect. h4 t s I . u1 Lv !! |