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With Monroe Policy
PROVE AS
J iMntntlven of the nntlonnl nreanlzntlon
01 inp laoor unions 01 nil wc comrnci-
lns partic to a conferenre nt Vcr
sallies, rven during penrp nrgotlntlom,
lo dplilorntc nml innkc ilceiilon on In
tcrnntlonal Inbor law. It ooniuVrs it
would ho ndvantaKCons tlmt the prnrecd
Iiiri of thN cnnforptirp lie bnsed on
decisions rrnrhrri nt the inlrrnntlonnl
trnilcx nnidn i-niifrrrm-c lipid nt Iterne
from fVbninry " In Prbrimry II, 101D.
Wp nppend n riipy of those dreMoiK,
wlilcli hnvo boon nerepted by Oil repre
pntntlr of trnilei union orcnnlzntioni
in Holiptnin. Itiileiirin, Prnmnrk, (Jor-
iiinnj, (iront llritnin. Krnnep. (irepop,
BINDING ! """"'"'' "n'-v- 'ni"In. Norway, Am
itrin, Sweden. Swlt.erlnnd. Spain and
' I In tiRiir v. Wo lime brpn charged lo
Hv CLINTON" V. (ilt.nEUT I1'1' this in the iiiilmi of (ierinany."
i. 2 '".,.. ..f ii,. r.t.nlnr ruMIr I In proioil lintr. Count von Hrnel
iir IfjfJ uiih thr Vrnrp liflrgn- dorIT Itniitznii i reported to have nid '
lion In ISiror (f(i lmi(j 1(llRnv rfp,,,,,,,,!, Yh ,.nlld
IJy Special Canli )r imrni, ,, lln ,,ennle nml ninny pre!
Corirlsh' i'" hv ThMIp '"'" ''" inrnpnblp of iii-iompiilinipnl, lie nhn
VarU, Mnv 12. All doubts n lo,0tPMcij dint (Jormnii was not hultnl
President Wilson's attitude towaid tlfn j.iin (be leacne of nations,
m;p.l enrncement lielneen (irnnt ' The Allied mnwer. said lo bine been
promised onsaKcmcn. ..,., Id.ir. I.-.I In I'leM.lent Wil-on. said thp
Britain and Iraneo, herebv """ Ips ran n.lnut no discussion of their
Great Britain would lie bound to i'"-,,,, j,1(,,t ,, nlr lcrn, f ,,r!.c
protection of Frnm m:nint fiitur I n ,h n ft r-,1 and thai Ihe sei ond tintii
fierman ncsression. have been , learod , Siaph of Arth le I prcv-nhes the melhod
uerman iiBBr :Jfor ndmissjnn f new sinlps lo (he
n hr the official explanation thai '" , .
lip Dy idp nun mi i ... ll'acup f nations,
tpnil nt suhmittinc a treat v making the
Stead ot piiDmimnK ... w.inll Will Urslsl I'mlest
United States n party to the ..mie, TnP Al, ,,,, h ,,,vnv,., , pr,.
acrepment the President will first inn- sent a tirin tcsionw-n to the Teutonic
B .. ,-ii,iiiiv r pi "tests and iiiiiiipiipi, the 1'ipuo dc-
gult the Senate on the ncceptnbililj "'.;.,,,
snob n treaty. s' iueinbp of Ihe (ieiinan peni p
., .. , ,,.,. veh ! trpnlri'iis"'"' left Prsiiilb- Snluidin nistlil
If the Senate fnvor seh ,i trmir . M1, ,1((, ,,, ,,.
the President will then submit ,i fnrm-il ,-.iclf r. f'nrl l.iRien, bud ir the liei
1 I man Tinip I nion ( 'onfedeuition ,
proposal I'nii ( "oiiih ilor I'.lieiba.h ipiip-cnla-
It is not made clear whether tbetn0 f ,, mltiisr if lailrniils. and
, ii, r, llm Si iiniill. "t I lio l oiPicii "mi' .n
EVE2CIXG PtJJiLKJ LEDGER PfilLADELPHlA, MON.DAY,
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MAY 12, 1919
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Highwaymen Kill
f)llt' Aftink Wmnrill l,f ''"''''fJI'ort, JIass., charged w
Uiw, matte tr uniuu ,)lo ,,.,,,,, lnIl of lip ,,,, .s ni llt fr(
monrinc kioihuN for the P-B. 1'nder
orders of l-ieutennht Charles 0. Mttlo,
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belief that without such a government
they cannot develop Into a free Chris
tian democracy," the message said.
"The Korean people have solemnly
this end, American sailors are mnkliiR sworn to resist nil existing authorities
preparations to icccIvp thp C-5. lii Korea other than those of their own
Anchors have been Installed about provisional government. The only way
Korean people can lie compelled to sun
mit to the Illegal, immoral and self
appointed authorities is by using brutal
force. I regret to sta'te to you that
brutal force Is now promiscuously used
to suppress the Independence movement
of the Korean people."
stone steps neniby. Doctor Btich called
for help miii Mincelcd with the man
but lie escaped in the railroad yards.
ipiilni Magistrate Cnwnid held nun mid
President has promised to rRe upon the m ;- , - ' V , "V I M-pmal.! In SMin bail for .nu.
Benntp the acceptance of such a tieatv. ,..,.,,,, ., . ii,,. ulciiinotciit i:i I i , (ipnigp PiiviiiiiIIp. "f Carev (.tieet.
t.... it I. ..rtniii that ho is personally I Thei undoiibtcdU hnvc In en i bniRedl mid tithnin Ti ic f Indiiinn neniir
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Cnnllnnril From Tnp One
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uri'ii uuinu ui' i" ni i,ni. ...... ,.. ,, . . ,, i i
upp, i "' iiti npnri in proviue a moorinK ioi-
Thc victim of tlie shooting had been J H'p ship. The nlrshlp will be nncliored
a watchman In that fccctlou of the city " '' more than its length from the
for thlrtv-lhe years. comparatively tiny Jlartlns.idp plane In
Doctor 1-ecds was attacked on the, which the British aviators, Itahynhnm
Walnut Ntreet bridge at Thitty-lirst Morgan, plan their flight,
street while on her way home with Dr. Aboard the Chicago In the hnrhor ns
t....!. it, ...I. in,,. ,,, unrnnf fi-Ain n . the hasp sbtn for tin, illttirlble pxnpdl-
iccess on tb'c bridge nnd nttemptcd to " t inn. mechanics have overhauled a spare , Charles II. firahelow to Speak Today
snatch Doctor J.ecds's handbag, and , muloi- imiilnblo for usp should cither of i Subjects pertinent to the times will
when he failed, dragged licr down the the two engines cnrrled by the C-.i.l'p tevleweu ny tnaries ii. ur.iKeiow in
go wiong. nil address nciore me uuy uusincss
Co operation between the weather Club at a lunclicou today at the Hotel
service set up by the Hrltlsh air minis-jAdelphia. Mr. Orakelow has ad-
nm... ! .ml ltmlse.1 In for Ihe contenders In the S.iO.OOl) urescn n numoer iu oinrr organiM-
Doctor Leeds was taken to the Vni j intercontinental flight nnd that of the Hoh recently on similar lines.
veisity Hospital, where she was joun(l i niicii piiups iinvy ioi- mc hjhik umn
to be suffering fiom cuts nnd luulsesi-nml dirigible expeditions lias become
of the bead, fine and body. She was I closer. Lieutenant C. X. Koyser is the
lalpr taken to hei home, whore she is'lJHisnn meteorologist and will plan out
suffering fiom sboik. l'hjfcicians t-aj ,P weather maps for such trips ns the
her (onditioii is critical. .-, ninv make from here. Other niem-
Tm-skcy was s-hot 1A I'ntrolnuin ,,Pr, of )p nvintioii group aboard tlie
Itngo. of I ho Sou-nth nnd Cnrpentpr t ',i.-nRn lmo been woiking on chniN
Stroots stntinn after. It Is ilinrgeil. ho (v ()) pni,,v.(M.srR fnr t1P ,n,.
nttemplod to i b Tom- Melohosk,. of .,,,,, ,,rptl i,Prn ntl England and
fMIII South rionl street, in tlie doorway ,.,, ,,0p , , A!!rp,t
of his home Tursko and Hugh Jlr I
Dotinld. of Pront and Cm poiitPi streets, ,,nr,rr. Tr, Aln
i, iiPBed. had hold p nnd weie gQ j. URGED TO AID
gOMIg IIIIIHIKII l'-l, ll '11., ," n' "
when District Dctocties Pagilolti.
(ieoiinotti nnd lliirdiiuan answered bis
dies for help.
TursKev ntlemplPil I" escape nnd j
ii,.go. who was is tt. acted to the Secretary of State at Seoul Ap-
si one, bred when the man refused to I i
stop. 'rursi,o-s iniuiios weie treated peals to President Wilson I
iit the ronnsjlinnia Hospital nun jes
a nil uieincnceiiu
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CAPITAL DISCREDITS
RUMOR ABOUT EGAN
Washington Doubts He Will Get
Mission to Rome Belioves
Democrat Favored
Washington, Mnv 1L Humors cur
rent in Philadelphia nnd n numlipr of
other cities that Dr. Maurice Vrancls
Egan, formerly t'nlted States minister
to Denmark, has been tendered the am
bassadorship to Italy hnve finally
reached Washington, but nre discredited
in official circles.
Doctor Egan has the unique distinc
tion of having served a record number
ATLANTIC
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FREEDOM OF KOREA,
1 llll I III II III'' fill I
disinclined to go farther than ho lias )p ihmtlnn llh
lllci I illsi ussinns if
Hip llciinnii (!n-
num in his letter t" Clemeiipe.iu ip-i
garding tho protection of I'ranio.
I ernini'iit.
The genoial nssombh of Socialists
' ..I P.,, on, I ll, n I iU,!l Vl Minlll llf HlO
This letter declares it to He to rhe in- S(1np ,PIl ,0)lr, ,polutions pio
tfrest of tho wholp world Hint Piench j (psini nguinst t In- pp.icp lieal. in
integrity bo preseneil it is on all-'whiih n s:o: .liislni- is Molatod in
nonrli cpr pnrase
I)iiali hos from Amsterdam say a
fours with the Moniop Doctrine nnd, if
announced by Clemencenu. would doubt
less come to harp Hip same binding ef
fect that the Monroe Doc.tr in e bns.
It is understood that Clemencenu in
listed that Preneh public opinion do
mmniissinn nppoiiilPii m me cvrcuiiic
coniiniticp of the lntorhationnl Socialist
('origioss has pvniniiied tin' ponip terms
' siibunilPil t" (ierninin bv the Allied and i ,.iIih'piI rroni P.me line
I iissiu uiied ginernmeiits nnd has ilc ii(. i,so.(lfl(l cubic feet. It will rnrrv six
i iiloil In ask an iiiIimmpw with Hipi,,..,. .'mfneiiilil. nil that would be
tnanded something more definite than Coum ll of Pnin for the pin pose nf c , , , , Atlantic llight. Tho
j pressing the Socialist iewpoint as ( t i-nn--tt Iimt i llight in the C-." could
1 Hip tnnis. ,o,isilv be inade with four men. nnnl
ntliiials said todav. giiing more room
for fuel or food
Prepaie Landing Plare
lauding pailv from the cruisei
I'liungo, at St .lohn's todaj begun to
Prom rnee One menare n stietch of cricket field in
loiio beard and his counsel (luidividi allei as a liuiditi.
N.'isbinstoii. May 1L - (Hr A P
were lipid in !s,"l bail for a tut tlior ) Kocognitinn h Hip I'eace tonferonee of
hearing Ma l!l h Magislrntc Wiigle.i Kmen's claim to independence was utged
in the liormantown police station, on i In Dr. Singhnm ltbee. secielnrj of'
suspicion of attempting In hold up state of tho provisiounl Korean govern '
fieoige Itnbinsnii, a ibaiifleui. of the'ment. at feoiil. in n message sent to
Municipal Hospital, slmrtlj after - President Wilson and Premier Clemen
o'lloik Indni ceau. asking that the council nf four j
giant an audience to the provisional!
, , goiernmeiit"s repiesentntno in Paris
tfttllOOll OlUVtS "It is the unanimous and passionate'
POLARIN
if Plritlf1 Prill ',lp,!'ro "' llir Korean people to have a,
ll I ItclfCo Ull , frP0 nbsnliitelv indppendent govern I
incut nf their own choice, as it is their I
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of years In n diplomatic post, first
Jiaviiig been appointed to Copenhagen
oy l'lesiuent Hooscvelt anil continued in
office there by Presidents Tnfl nnd Wil
son. Ills enreer In tlirs. illploiiui t ic corps
was a distinguished one, his work during
the war In the "listening gallery" ot
Europe, as the Danish capital is known,
having been marked by particularly mer
itorious work.
lint Doctor Egnn Is known ns n He-
publlcnn, nnd It Is believed here th ''
Home post will go to a Democrat whfny
Ambassador rage Is relcnsed, ,
Xew York, May 1'J. Dr. MaurlcU jj
P. Egan said jrsterday there can be w )
action on the ambassadorship to Italy
until Ambassador Page resigns and '
President Wilson ictiirns home. Hi ,
said be has heard nothing officially- i
iff0 2M P -
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But after a steaming cup of Tetley's
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you'll go to that movie after all I There's
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mere expression of President Wilson's
opinion, and Hint he linnlly obtained
the President s promise to submit a
proposal for tho triple nlliame to tho
Senate. j
The difficult of the situation now i
that should the Semite reject the pio- I
Duty Above Dollar,
Wilson Tells Paris
( nntlniirri
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nosal of surh a treaty the force of tho'luno hi
Wilson letter enuneintinc the Wilson
doctrine regarding Preneh integrity
would be greatly weakened
The President's position is thus made
difficult by the French insistence on a
formal alliance.
Wilson's Points,
German Slogan
pint e and
S'sMb' Continued Frem Pace One
heeded, in so far as it is woith. of him
"I have nlwiivs lieen among those
who bolioM- that the gieatcsl fiecdiun
of speech was the 51 palest safety . be
cause if a man is a fool the best thing
to do is In entourage him to inlieitiss
the fact b speaking. It cannot be s(
easilj disornoiod if ou allow him to
lemain silent and look wise. but if
jnn let him speak, the seeiot is nut
and the world knows Hint he is a fnnl.
"So it is In tho oxposiup of fnllj
that it is dpfentpil: not b the seriuMnn
of folh . nnd in this free mr of free'
Ijvsnrs, unuerciotning. civilian suit., and speecii men get inui mm sm "i coin-
oots before tl.-'ir return. , mutiuiitmn Willi one nnoiuei wnuu
The note concludes- "Accept. Hern (institutes the basis of nil iniiimon
President, the expiession of my most ' m hieveinouts I'liime. through lnunv
particular esteem." licissitudes nnd through man hitter
In his note dealing with labor ques- I experient p. found the way to this soit
tlons Count von Itroikdorff Uantzau of frcodoni. nnd now she stands at the
i?aya that the fiormnn (invernment agrees front of the world as the representatic,
with the allied and associated govern- of constitutional libert " I
.rnents that the greatest attention must1 -be
paid to these problems. 1
"Internal peace nnd human prog- 1
rcss depend on how those questions nre
handled." the note sajs. '-The demand
for social justice, repeatedlj drawn
up in this connection bv workers of
all lands, only partlv find indorsement
In principle in this section of the allied'
governments' draft of the peace terms. 1
These high demands hnxe for the most1
part-already been carried out in an ad- 1
niUtcdly exemplary fashion in the Her
man empire."
German Proposal Requisite
Referring to the draft of nn agree- I
ment on international liibiu. uunpileil
by thp Oerinan (;oeniment and pio
posed by the (ierinau inminittee on a
league of nations, the note sas- "In
order in the inteiest of all humiinitv.
s- to put these principles eeivwhero into
j, practiCP, Hip acceptance of the liorman
'a. dejegation's proposal is certainly re
ft , culslte. We consider it necesaiv Hint
ft. iS,,, ,t . .. . , . .,.
.nil sraies snouni jo 11 in mis nzrcemeni
fven if they do not belong to the league
(it nations. j
"In order to assure the workers for
whom these proposed improvements are
destined, co operation in shnping these
principles, the (Senium delegation con
riders it necessnrj to couwike lepre
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