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Show edstioTi IjAGT Tot Iim( Mt ddm R!T Th quits." aka. UTAH CITY and Sweets-- at the Peace Table Studied Affronts in Evidence & SIXTY-NINT- Tempted Germans The Moment They v Head of Delegation From Berlin Sits in Addressing Session Omsk iioverament Japanese Explore May Soon Win Mexican Lands Recognition To Find Oil By Allies r By Lincoln Eyre . (New York World-Dea- New Staff n 11, by The Prewr Publishing Co.) May l Germanys passed the best delegates -of 1 h etrTtay"henrbts- pheming the weather. In common with other reidenta In this rainy, windy, chilly township. , (Copyright, V' of The secondary . preoccupation most of them, from Count von Brock down, was the acquU Count Brockdorff. TjttsCh Premier ia'HU.Speech "sttlon or soap. The barber shops neal the three hotels where the Germans Was Couched in Offen-,Jv- e jUntzau Had Stood Reply are quartered were emptied of their Caused Allied Chiefs to the representatives of the associated Mocks of soap before noon. Term in Paris, it was learned In search of the precious substance government Immediate Answer. today. It Is said American represenw party of German newspaper correConfer on the Matter tatives in Paris have been notified by spondents strolled far afield. Their the state department that recognition would have to precede the loan. appearance excited adverse comment The American- - representative have among the Versailles citizens, and.' alMIXES, Wednesday.- - Mij been insistent in cable dispatches to though the hostile display was limited Bavarian Soldiers The seen at today" officials here that the money be forthto prolonged hissing and hooting, M, once as need of the peace congress the is at coming impera- -Storm Munich was tive. learned that of also It Houdallte, who has charge of the pothe treaty term today the vfcm ' the liaison between the Omsk, or Koldele-pi- ts And Slay Prisoners chak lice arrangements, gave the Indiscreet contf8 presented to fire German and the regions government soap hunters a severe warning against an impressive one and the trolled by the Cossacks of the Don COPENHAGEN, Wednesday, roaming beyond the immediate surita tenee and at Orenburg. Gen. Denekins and (iBdlon was not without 7. -- A Muntcn dispatch reroundings of their billets. May been the half-tehas Archangel government entire the Indeed, Women Eager for Candy. bo menu. ceived here states that after the completed and the forces arrayed eon which H took Count arrest of some 10 citizens there for against the Bolshevik! are now operThe women members of the delegaBato to deliver hla reply, bolding a prohibited meeting, tion. whose enemy origin is betrayed ating under the single direction of Admiral Kolchak. varian soldiers broke into the prisof by the length of their skirts snd the jwmier Ctemeneeau wae a period 21 of on kilted the and last flat heels of their boots, inverted night nueneae for Prertdsrt Wilson, Pre-gj- tt be to them believing prisoners, heavily In cakes, candles and pastries Cleraeneeaa and Premier Lloyd at a confectioner's near the Hotel dee Spartiddee. A court martial - -haso E Reservoirs. been ordered. They devoured the long Crirte end In fact for virtually every-ioforbidden sweets vKh gurgles of glee. " , prevent. those Among keeping vigil over the the speech was translated sentence newcomers there is little doubt they SETTLEMENT t, before will be all over the place" ty sentence by the German interpret-clong. All of them speak perfect who did not fall to bring out with . French, and many know Pari of old ba emphasis every sharp phrase in It and are eager to renew their ac- statesmen AUled put - ThwIIyo-- t quaint nee with it. FEKINC.Mohday, MayS, (By.The .COPENHAGEN, Mag eoi the three With Herr Max Warburg t hie Associated Press.) National sentl- - garian Communist government has ftdr heads together la evident anger side, a French officer on the front seat has been aroueed In Peking andused the armistice terms offered ri nore than one of the German by and a - French . chauffeur - driving. . throughout China over the peaco con- and ha decided to fight to'Count von Brockdorff-Rantza- u went epxfcesmen'e cutting utterances, -- an If ferenco decision regarding Shantung Rumanla sdvia-ttilit- y tmotthe from the dispatch Budapest for a brief automobile ride his first ilwf were deliberating and Kiao Chau. The pro is united in says: here. of an Immediate answer. demanding that the territory In reply to the Hungarian requeet day - A void A pproechlng Pari. turned unfettered to China. The program was .unaltered, the Rumanian govParliament today adopted a resolu- foraa armisfice. He had a look from the outside af demanded the disarmament and when the German plentpo-ternar- y tion addressed to the peace conference ernment where the peace Trianon Palace, Ruof force o the Clemen-nfighting against. Premier had finished deprecating the derision to give the mania and iier allies in th present treaty will be handed to him, tben arose and put the customary dieputed territory temporarily to operation, the surrender of war ma- took a spin along the wet roads in the WASHINGTON, . May I. General Japan. A boycott Vt Japanese goods terial and the return of prisoners and vicinity of th In town, scrupulously phrase: "Haa anyone further obser-tlo-n In official circles. mueh is the direction of discussed to maker and when there was hostage without reciprocity. It was avoiding going Peehjng has cabled the 'war depart Yesterday students burned the home added that Until th ' " term tnU " were telllt offlcodtlwued:' 7 th M response, mpnfvghe name of 24 additional ef Tao Yu Lin. minister of conratu filled Rumania would occupy the right J "I, to- . 4 then declare the aeeeion closed. the delegatee eompietlng linn of varwu bureaus...,. Z 7" to.tr-Ft ntinbder to jjwtihw. ' award- after the German delegates had left UonatyJOfoes to Whom tw Seventeen German telegraphers who was a guest at T.o Yu for a half hour discussion of the new 4 the ffirtinguUhed Juries cress for 'Japan, keep the plenipotentiaries in constant Lln,g house. j Tsao Yu Lin suffered a . . i ktustion. communication with Berlin; while . f Liquor,' Dealers Send! hr7'tln "lef SfP11 trm th "men, assisted by t seo Xo Pogtp; 7(o GUtter. It newspaper pursued hlmv ln' PreiMenl retaries, are hard at work informing The police observed an attitude of The scene within "the hall during J ln lbe Fatherland of the thejr benevolent neutrality" the ceremony had none Of the pomp during the activities. Prof. Schuecktng I envoy" and glitter of earlier peace conferetrouble, but made seyerdl arrests after wttii Count von Brocka had talk long nces no display of court and miliwere orders received from pourgent A Wilson of th lice last evening about the against protest to President Washington, May the tary uniforms such as marked headquarters. . the enforcement of the July 1 dry" foesgue of Nations covenant, which he esngreseee of Berlin and Vienna, no congressional medal of honor to Lieut. was the order executive by been in detail since the adopted had theatrical ceremonial. It seemed to Patrick Reagan. lS5th infantry end ' PARIS, May I. American Minister National Liquor Dealers association morning. I studying tain hn impressiveness, however, by Sergeants Benjamin Kaufman, SbSth- Retnsch at Peking has informed Secy, in session here. That document, I fear, is far from them very crlcu instances. t Infantry. Arthur J. Forrest, 245th in- of State Lansing that all wire commu siTh the association request pre meeting with Prof. Schueckings unAt head of the table, the striking ll sot to suspend the order which qualified approval, although, in Its te dL Pre ml era Clemenceau and w ir W h left goes to would odd 2,6 &OJ6.,men to the array brosder outlines;--h- e finds il sccept-abl- e. Loyd George and President Wilson Infantry, was announced today by the e7c of unemployed in th nation." attracted every eye. war department. In each case tha Siberia. Marshal Foch witting with the elution showed that tha soldier single-handFrench delegation at the head of one advanced against and put out f the ride tables, was anptber con- of action enemy machine gun bests spicuous figure. The bearded face which bad held up the advance of his " the Serbian statesmen. M. Pa- - unit. . rilteh. and of the Greek premier, M. Yenixeloe, as weU as th familiar head I mace Jan were Paderewski, the Polish among the Germans -while they Count Premier, also stood out from the mass finding their proper- place. who entered, delegatee. The Impassive faces of von- Brockdorff-Rantxs- iu tbe Japanese In hand, took tha center chair, representatives, the gloves ritental lineaments Me five colleagues, and Director of th Chinese, with the brown countenances of the von Stockhammer of the foreign, ofArabs Rem Hedjax, and the presence even fice, flanking him on either hand ri the two delegatee from Liberia and Five Germs n, secretaries and their ingave evidence that , this was terpreters took their places at table EW YORK, May The first his hand to the spectators and called the latter go.ng only as far aa mriiy a world congress. in the rear. ' T u d, ,, 1 was be- out 777. Germans who entered -- the Session Begins. Goodbye, "7)0 .'i"Ther Ls nothing w,Ul all the confidence of NC three gun when Clemenceau. a president we can see now that will prevent us thetrielva without a &t Premier and dethe congress, then- - arose hydroairplanes left being In Halifax by 4 oclock. The Big Navy Dirigible and acted as if clared He surted the session nrynBn" men are a fine eet We could not have the opened.C-5 Leaves Rockaway government's air station at Rock-awe- y better. taking part In the deiibera-eu- immediately upon his soeech. pausing , . t We are confident the Amerterms with their odver- - to 10 m. on a. at the Beach into today ican navy will be the first to fly across permit thla to be translated interJiEW YORK. May 3. Taking the , first leg of the journey, Rockaway to th Atlantic ocean. and German by French tblhh,if ?m0ny ,whlrh attracted to English The translation into the Ger- Halifax, a distance of 540 miles Lieut Commander P. N. L. Bellin- air with three transatlantic seaplanes, preters. of cro'1 correspondents man was decidedly faulty and halting. ssd offered as the big navy dirigible airship 5 sailskipper of the NC-"h0 The NC-- J with Commander John S. ger, ed away from Rockaway Point today aa w?rtlCK f arriving at The premier then adireased the Gerhis parting salute; atarted at 2:20 oclock conditions mans again to explain the Towers, chief of tha expedition, was - arm-uWith the help pf God and to spile with destination unannounced. 8he cirin s brot,ght -huge them that of the ' devil We wflldo this little cled "around as the heavier than-air he printed conditions of peace of the negotiations, telling the first to take to the air, 1 fliers got away and then started off in there would be no oral discussion perdistributed them, one copy NC-- 1, The Lieut. with jCommaqder thmg.v submit the an easterly direction. At 11:36 oclock Lieut Commander A. C. Read, round the hollow rec-- mitted and that inthey mustwithin NC-a naval balloon was reported passing L. N. 15 P. With third skipper,1 said: Beliinger. and the their observations writing Germans only were Kh, head- Lieut. Commander A. C. Read ax the - Nothin gV lisa been overlooked mote the read in over Bridgeport. Conn, passing norththen Tha days. premier b"tf,g delivered to . tha treaty and made his sug- commanding officers were (lose be- lh construction of these planes east. clock th trans-- ings of that the Germans within a fqw do the trick." f Prm,tr during gestion Theyll Clemenceau". NC-commence hind the the y.-. Each seaplane carried mi men. Conerii. Balloon C-- 5 days might ba ready to The planes were escorted to sea by sisting pi th commander, a naviga- Dirigible diarussion of certain sections of the . Glcmcau Eulers.' rean two tor. On V.ictory Loan Mission engineer and a pilots, of navy scout plane. L1i'C,0!c fraffi'er Cleoieneeau treaty. When the premier concluded with a squadron pilot. Th reserve pilots will Proceeding In a general northeast- serve French the customary phrase. -- Has any one to not fonr,LP,Ch0n" Newfoundland, only go being NEW YORK. May 8- .- The depart- erly direction, the trio of glam. air and included ln the Count von water com- ure of a wmv ?ihteter' nlered fot" a ftnal observations to make" bird should reach Halifax benavy dirigible balloon, the and then Brockdorff-Kantza- u left !Lth.e.frrarF,r'n, raised hl hand, The planes weighed 23.566 from the Rockaway beach air stanightfall, barring mishap. Thence plement. oil th arr1rBl of President but he was not recognised until the fore WOaon pounds apiece with a full load and tion about the time the NC plane were 1.350 runs the miles route' to th premier's remarks had been translat Azores, another 800 mile to Portugal each i driven by four Liberty motors starting on their flight eViorkPPYtd for, an tnecant at 2:10 ed. each ' connected led to reports that the and on to Plymouth, England. The to- of minor delegates now dirigible was the translation, Paul with individual The During wing propellers. a to to indeHalifax attempt distance between Rockaway Beach spread to 120 feet. flight v.ftSa the room, and .Ttowve "tassembled the secretary of. the as- tal 3.025 nautical miles. pendently. Inquiry disclosed, howb in their semblage, general -- From- th unnoticed and Plymouth almost rose the time from proceeded planes that the dirigibles mission was Wliun? at 'ss oclock President serosa the open apace in the center of "The NC-- 3 cruised ..Jfor a minute the Jamaica bay they will not rest on ever, one in connection with the Victory oU,er of northerly in Jamaica bay, moving at land until they reach the other side a and copy the depcalted tectangle Liberty ioan.- Premiers Clemen- half speed through the water and then of the ocean. d . Lk,Vd George entered to- - tha peace treaty before tjie head of H?U. turned west for the opftt sea. Th .crew on the- - three seaplanes the German delegation to their has , Throttles were thrown wide open are: Count von Brockdorff-Rantza- u Hydroairplanes Pass - j thf ,head f the .table. - NC-- 3 said Premier Clemenceau and with a roar of the H. Commander J. the Towera, floor," rtwXTi OHa.ndo and Foreign lu-- as- soon as the translation had been motor the plan took to the air. commanding officer - and navigator: Chatham Naval Station followed an One minute later the NC-- 1 lifted Commander H. C. Richardson and Poth t them walked over Anished. The head of th German delegation herself from the water, followed with- Lieut. D, H. McCullough, pilots; Lieut. CHATHAil. ,h The band wth President Wilson Mas, May did not arise, as did Premier Clemen- in 50 seconds by the NC-- 4 and the Commander R. A. Lavender, radio op- three and American . c ceau. reading hla speech sitting, but worlds first was R. Machinist L. Moore, engi- passed the Chatham naval station on erator; flight It was remarked by nome that this actually in progress. neer; Lieut. Rrixtoq Rhodes, reserve their flight to Halifax at 1:23 pm. itwrtr11 Jhe assemblage was seating his adverThe to Licet. scout and turned discourtesy from Chatham pilot, apparent escorting engineer, planes Clemenceau and saries may have born dictated by his back about three miles from Rocka- R. E. Byrd, radio operator.Commander Taking their bearing appeared to be pointing norththey Wl,1Kn amSaiTrt In an physical condition. and The til the ijiree way latter two go only, far eastward on the Cape Sable course. conversation. Premier ' IJovd After th first sentence of the fi efa sped away on their great ad- as Newfoundland. the RHi.ry,e nd Anhur J- - Balfour, count's speech had been delivered In venture, about 1.260 persons watched AC-- 4 Lieut. Commander A. C. Radio Stations Are in cretary. also In German an Interpreter began the the three great plana rise from th Read, commanding ,h.foricn r; officer, and cht- - Premier Paderew- - French translation. Th words did water and soar out over Jamaica ski dL E. F. Stone and" K. bay. Lieut. Constant Communication b net reach- the head of the table disThe only ceremdny was the presen Tinton,' pilots; Ensign R. C. W. earh.ncla",Ud Rodd, clover to each radio operator. Chief Machinist's Mate tinctly and Premier Clemencean called tation of a foqr-leGve minute wait Colonel HennTikYiL a louder utterance. He was equal- member of the crews by Capt. M. A. E. A Rhodes, and Lieut. J. I Breese, 3. NEWPORT. R. L. The naFrench liaison officer, ap for Irwin of th aviation section of the reserve ptiot, engineer, the latter going val radio station hereMay ly dissatisfied with the second was in constant PiuvLh If herlIln the of th lpterpretef and two attempt of naval of bureau the communication with tha tbre naval operations. Comman- onty as far as Newfoundland. the German-- delegation, Oermab officials finally left their der Tower expressed th confidence NC-- 1 P. N. L. planes as they passed along the southM entered the door an with the German delegation and that the flight would be successful, A Bellinger, Lieut. Commander srint places ern New England coast on their flight officer commanding and plscded tv functionary moved across to the head of the table he donned his sheepskin-line- d ofthd uniform navigator; Lfeot. Commander M. A. to Halifax. The flier reported that wwremnt warinff the to deliver the German plenipoten- and helmet he exclaimed delightedly Mitscher and Lieut L. T. Barin, th machine were working satisfacof hla office, who tiary's bold and frequently offensive to hi brother officers: snounlld cla,n n a 'oud voice: pilots. Lieut Harry Sadenwater. radio torily and making good progress. Th Mot message, sentence by sentence, right ' Thee11 German "Boys, were going to beat it chief jnarhintat's Mat C, L NT-- 4 was slightly in the lead with th As Commander Towers took his rtmt operator, was buma delegates." Kesler, engineer; Machlnst Rasmus NC-- 3 second and th NC- -i close be- HtUe ccnfuMon in bis flagship, tbe NC-3- , b waved (Continued on page six) reserve Christensep. to at Time Which of an VERS Jail m ar aa .MEXICO CITY, Wednesday, May I. A Japanese government commission headed by Baron' Hasegawa, captain of engineers, has virtually completed an Investigation of the petroleum possibilities in the Tatnpico region, it was learned today. The department of industry and commerce, slates that the commiiwion plans to conduct surveys in other parts of the republic and that concessions for oil ex piora- UonS In the northern part of the country, particularly (n the states of Durango and Chihuahua, have been secured by the Japanese. These activities constitute only on phase of what apparently is an almost frenxled campaign of exploration throughout the republic of Mexican and foreign interests. Reports are common that indications of oil have been discovered not only in undeveloped fields in Durango and Chihuahua, but on the Pacific coast and also on the Isthmus, in the ttes of Chiapas and Tabasco. orff-Rantxau SliTIIKS Deeds of Valor On Battlefield ' nt - VinTiIedals For ion how-evC- T, Ttirty Yankees ' , Yt.V,? Js,rv . Crd - ,' Jl prnM - dorff-Rantx- mirEdwrtdTrtllinh -- - ed AMERICAN FLIERS HOP OFF ON FIRST LEG OF FLIGHT OVER THE BROAD ATLANTIC - N! -- iSr,bor tw Xew-fuund- U Arana-Atlan- (navy-Curtis- c PARIS, Wednesday, May 7. The r -- 4. 1 2. -- trans-Atlant- ic C-- 5. trans-Atlant- ic Dtt-tas- ta, J delemP 'r' Vitally er Mln-fta- ly - ts hydro-airplan- trans-oceani- trans-Atlant- , f ic nsvi-gato- - af pilot r or (ntirsr es " . PARIS, May S.The foil text of the peace treaty with Germany will not be published nntil after it has "been signed, the Echo de Paris says today. The .document will then be pinonof -to "tie parliament foe ' ratification, first move toward an alliance between France, Great Britain and theUaited States supplementing the peace treaty, 11 is understood, wax made by Premier Clemenceau in a tetter to President Wilson. Later letters passed between Premier Lloyd George and President which , It Is understood, Wilson, brought out this fact that while the British and French premiers were free to conclude arrangements. President Wilson could not do so without con- probably about the fourth or fifth of June. i " The general comment of the Paris' newspapers on the treaty Is that in it the honor of France has been satisfied and the efforts of it authors to give satisfaction to the legitimate claims of the nations wronged by German , gressional action. This in turn developed the present aggression are acknowledged. tendency of the negotiations to place WASHINGTON, May 3 The eye the whole matter before the American Congress. Discussions today were de- of the world today are focused on th voted to the form of presentation to treaty of Versailles. Congress. Statesmen and diplomats everyThe understanding takes the form of a letter signed by Premier Lloyd where are turning ever the phrases of George and Mr. Wilson referring the the official published summary of its question to the British parliament and terms to form their Opinions. the American Congress. The proposed In the United States tbe question alliance is an effort to meet the French demand for military security being asked ara: How does it affect The terms AmericaT'VTIII the senate ratifr against German aggression. are general In character. Germany accept it? Official Washington', with. the. presuisnt ami Senator Borah Opposes the secretary of state in Farin ConAny Alliance gress in adjournment and many leaders on 'both aides absent, was rather 4. YfASHINGTOlf. Vigorous devoid of authoritative expression on May opportt ion to -- the propoaed aIIlaace th first two questions. "Tor the third" between the Cnited Slates, Great Britain and France whereby the United the generally accepted opinion seemed States would be committed to go to to be that tbe German would accept the aid of France In the event of an reattack upon that country was "ex the convention, but that it might ' pressed today by "Senator 'Borah of quire economic pressure to bring about . Idaho. Republican. lb fulfillment of some ot tt term. . , . T qv not .in favor ot any treaty or ' leader who were The f allhMK eqjh any foreign, power obligating ourselves in any way concern- in the capital here carefully studying ing future wars in Europe. Whether th published summary preparing to we shall take part In any future Euro- jssue their comments in the farm of pean war is a matter which should he statements. Some of these were ex- upon the facts when and . icy arise and by the particular ported during the day. One point (eemingly generally sc- generation which must bear the brunt of war and bv the Intelligence and con cepted at first glance wa that Preai- - . Amerscience and the Judgmeot of the dent Wilson haa successfully earned ' ican people. out Jus determination that the league of nations covenant should be an inHitchcock Expresses part of the peace treaty and - His Opinion of Treaty separable that the whole' document must stand . R- corae tntart p for rtteth-i- i WASHINGTON. May I. Senator Hitchcock ot Nebraska; retiring chair- or rejection. Of course, the senate.man of the senate foreign relations might aaafly in the resolution expreascommittee, the only senator com- ing ita action, max reservations on menting on the treaty as a whole charwhich tt does not apacterised U as a monumental work." any portions In so far as it applies to'Germany. prove. Another point which seemed ha said, it is stem and onrelenting evident to those who studied the sumin Its evident purpose to disarm her mary was that the rejection of tb (or She purpose of securing th safety treaty by any stagie nation would only of Europe. It also from Germany the last dollar that she can pos- have the effect of delaying the restorindemnities. in sibly pay ation of relations between that nation Senator Hitchcock said the basis while nation which of reorganization la justice and the and Germany- ,purpose of reorganization is to secure do accept the treaty will enjoy the adtbe peace of the world for the fu- vantage of opening up trade and comture. merce with the remnant of the grrat -- rt?-W- 1.. r detf-min- i I . . ' - ce n t rif Eu rp pea rT po wc r3j gome I j ob- servers were Inclined to regard thia feature as a formidable agency in th hands of the president when he urges the acceptance of the treaty by th United States. Will Soon Line Up. C-- 1, . , s) ax-co- ,Jd Premier Suggests Defensive Washington, Owing to AbUnion of- - Great Britain, sence of Many Chief Ofj France and the United f iceholders. Barren of Ex ; States in Letter to Presipressed Opinions Coiw., dent Wilson Parliament gressmen Busy Studying Lakewise to Act on It, ' SUm,TP,t3.e-.- al bgn YEAR II Correspondent.) Properties WASHINGTON, May A Urgent need of f 29,009,060 for immediate uae ontthe Siberian raTh-oamayead to earlier recognition of the Omsk government than had been planned by wall TO DECIDE ON Landed in France . don OTrUW doughboy dUb1) TO ASK C 0 N G R E S S TREATY THE FOCUS ; cSb cSb cQj cSb tun TOT t , The probabilities are that thy force RE5,0, Nev.. May 3. Two of (he in Congress, for and against the treaty three airplanes flying from SJcra-ment- o, will begin to line up and ituW them- -, CaL. to Ogden. Utah, reached selves within the next few days and Reno safely, while the third nachine taka on a more definite position as th is now in Carson City and will start full text of tb document become for Ogden late thia afternoon. available. , The first plane, a DeHavlland. Quit beside the questions involved piloted by Lieut. Beck, arrived in Reno in the leaguq of nations plan, vtil yesterday noon and left this morning come the provisions suggesting a for Winnemucea. Lieut Fritters, fly. special arrangement by which tha ing a Curtis plane, landed In Carson United States and Great Britain would G,,y yesterday and flew to Reno .. this go t the aid of France; tbe clauses morning, leaving soon afterward for which China protests giv her rightLovelock. to Japan, th involved ful In attempting to get off the ground and territory technical provisions of the ecoat Carson City jesterday afternoon nomic sections on which the advic of Lieut. Cnrtis plane dived to the experts doubtless will be sought, and low altitude and th a score of other points, ail of which ground from a propeilor blade was broken. He was promise to furnish the material for a ' not hurt. Curtis will fly to Fallon history-makin- g session ot the senate if snd thence to Salt' Lake City., while not. indeed, both bouses of Congrem. 11 for Beck wll! stop t E.ko after leaving Fresident, Wilsons (he extra- Winnemuoca. ordinary session of t'ongress to assemble May IS. already is bringing tbs national legislators toward Msshmg-to- n. WILSON TO CABLE in the few dava before the session opens there will be conference of MESSAGE CALLING Republicans and Democrats worn of former supporting the treaty and THE EXTRA SESSION the Some of the latter opposing It, which will define the line on which the great WASHINGTON. May 8. A Presi- issue will be fought out. If the condent Wilson will not be present at the test ts protracted and other nations . opening of the special session of Con-- ! by accepting the treaty should resume with Germany relation gress on- - May 16 hf will cable pt eomm-rrk- il th advantage of trade. message from Paris and it will be gtoinin read immediately after Congress con-- ! Pressure to put the United 6tales in venes. This waa announced today at ' position to participate is expected. It the Whit House. ' (is being pointed out that whether th Not within the memory of the old-- 1 senate ratifies the treaty or not Con eat attache at the White House has gress can declare th .war with Ger-passa Congress met with th president many at an end. if it dMMt byeffect. absent from Washington. ing a joint resolution to that That action would return the country to a peace basis and leave the treaty A - President Seed Races. questions to be fought out. Greet Pmiifk Impending. PARIS, May 8.- - President Wilson When President Wilson return to went to Longchamp this afternoon the United State possibly by the first, to attend the race there. Mra. . t Con tinned ott pars threw) accompanied hint. ' .K p a- - YVii-e- ic. |