davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
treosfonfereucen.

Set or cn0lllt rent paa oct liulalc
man Matlllfationcrne al Sruftntel,
til &eriallc5 pil bli ~lioperlet % Gre
Den trGoc itrait. &c iibitc telegram.
mcr untpocr Ell lloIrttelle pao pOcr,
llgcrc ct Fur Tiger.
&c Iaicreoea lioltc Note til Spif.
lnn0 oreftc9 nj al Den tp'fc 9tegia-
ring. Gbcien ior Den ipitc Sclega-
ton / Eort3, Baron a,lrt bon Gers
llcr, rclltc life lclu til Berlin, iom Oct
'nrit uar oiitciclt ppIplt, at ban plloe
0lerc, men ban Ien0tc De Nuicreoc3
Notc til Berlin. Tor at G~cglcringcil
lclp tunoc l%ornullere Sporet.
&c Iuicrcoe % Spitlano cr enig,
ON, at Moifincrict meo lloferclicn Al
Sraftutcn9 9cltcnmclIer ltal iGttcS
igang. iaainnrt Gntliifatloncrle or
noocrIet, iclo ON DC Sorcncoc Stater
life fpmmar ntco.
Npoo Oct lGrlio bpngcr paa III
cr S"psrgaIlaulet ON Spltlunos Gr.
ltotning Tor Spntuingcn al ben tp'tc
Nlaaoc pco Scapa Sion. o Mile
rc0c bar crtlUrCt zig plll9c I'll at
ncolUttc Grltdtningclt, ocrlom Oct
pco ell llnbcrIsgcllc gootglerea, at
Spltlano uunitcligt tom lfulic tllucie
Sen lorlanNte S%onnugc. Gu auierct
observation-disclosures oil III ocrfor
relic til Spltlnuh ior at moerlegc
ole tnitc Same buu0c pco Atoro.
'lpeu % Eitcriiscn, nN Define lfal
uItida iprlt r%appprtcrc. ier oct fal,
tonmc iii noNcn cnocllg N'gierelle,
Gu 2on1itc a. oIlierebc % tplft
Grpcrta or M lanllct | Varla FOR at
'orbcrcoc Sucrfirttclicn al SrcoS-
trotiotCr. Oct or 10 Ct bnaoc tort
% inopitlct Waifincri, lom lful ITt.
res igang lnainart Grcbtn bli pro.
flamcrCt.
Saalcoca lfuI aIlicrtoc militrre
MoutingCltcr ltrar br1ipc Jig I'll D.
tibligcrc tpitc @rTNlelaNoe Ssnoer-
ipIano oA StIclicn 'or al boloe Or.
ocu huber &c Nolcta'ltcmningcr, lolI
her 'fal iinoc Stco, % SnlfIano lfol
ifaiic tiIpcic DC noOpenoigc Srnl;
ion trungc, iii belunc Srpppctrana.
port gicmncm S~nItlanb.
Sernrlt ltal N%icmicuocllen al o.
tnife arle@lan8er / Srantri9 ltras
b%t9nnoe.
Som ct aurioIum fan nppne2,
at 10 'ulot 0ttoriiereoc Selegatcr til
Sreostonferenccn anfpm iii Eari3
paa SuIcbog - altiaa / ~icllcitc "a.
Get. Wtcn iaa Tom De oaiaa belt ira
&orea,
Sc rciitc ira Seoul ocn 25be Se.
brllar, altiaa Tor 10 Maaueoer iiben,
men oercS HciictoSie par iluntcn %
%cien aicurcm Mandruriet, Sibi'
rien % HilaIauo I'll Nrd)ansel bar
lang % bcipTrlia, % mcaet al %eicr
maaitc Sc tllhaaclT9gc tllioos. Sri
Nrfanacl reiitc 81 oper Norge ~
England Ill 6runtrig, % irem Ton,
&c bd tilliolt.
Tcrcs serinoc cr at bcbc Sreba.
f~cnierenccn tilitaa 3orea SclpiiGn,
riahco % lla~ihGn9iahco / SpcreuS.
~i;cmnlcllc nlco Trincipct ON NpIfc'
res SclpbeitcmmcllcSrct. .
Ncns SreSston'ercncen pentcl
paa 1~pltlanSs Spar paa pcrs iioitc
Note. bar Den togct % iii @cbauh.
ling SpsraSmoalct ont &c aIlicrcot
MaatcrS Sormpuocrifob npcr &c ito
Iiaerc tpifc aolonier / Iirita o.
S%tiuebauet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30

DR.. Golporo s. Stcincr ira Grin.
nell College bar i eli lang Gpffc al
Iar oGret ell iprig SorflGmper lor
Ell iuuo i%ornuitig Mmcrifanilcring
al ubenlanoSfsote Tcrioner. 5 5iOe
% lltioc bar han monct DC Snopan'
ore6c I'll at IGttc Jig goot inc | lit
me TGorclano9 Sorbolo % lore
bets oiiicicac Sprog iaa hltrtig oG
ioa 9rnnola, oct lar Jig glsrc. 5hco'
BORE R~ooiepclt, ionr uor bans per
ionligc Ben % latte hei Vri2 paa
bette &cnifob, 0op ham peo cit pi}
NnIconing mlocr &riIcn. oa noocr
gale Wcnnc'fcr, citcr at @up Sar.
oing9 Spro9protlnmntlon par no.
itcbi, %beDpnotc Of iorislge bom, iorrr
ban uar lsot / 2'tcrrl9c, Nttclt lor
at prrc iun goo Gnlcrifancr, lou Der
linbea. It fan pTrc Al %llterc2ie
at ic. bpab ocnlc Manb, Iom bar
ABORT acknowledgements til u
Stuoiim o1 ifrcpct ilcrc @p9cr ont
oct, bor at 'igc o%ngnocnoc Den Woa.
DC, hporpnn Here auleritnnlfc Magi
bapcrc mcncr, at Mmritnuilcrin0cn
al llblTrbingcr Dor iorann. Snl.
0cuoc or CT Sunmarilum al ct Torc-
broN, Tom DR.. Steincr FOR fort Cio
liocn holbt / Wplucn'a Club / Wtit.
ncopolia:
Nmcrituui'crin02nrbcloct mae ori-
uca meb Soritouo, % life mcb tnnfc.
los Sruiel % Diogt. "Sprlpg life
pnn at ~pnntpinNc NoIt SproN %
<ltllr mro &nobcnmaNt ium init
lonb lioroc". ia SuIcrcu. Get bltr.
De tp6clig og Hart iorcboI0c3 Snb
pon0rcrcn, at hcriom ban cllcr bun
a1tcr al bIi I'll noNct her / Souoet o.
aqtcr al llon liz Gobt Ircn, cr Def nj
ablolltt n~nouCn0ll at ma tilconer
lja Set cugclitc Sprog, clcra bIir
man aBicruoiciIct gao " life
9lcmntc. at Hmcrifo CT cn ,Soriparcr
al Ntcnmcltchc0cna Met, % at ,Solf
ira ole Nationcr firmpct % oeoc
lor bort Nlag / aac pore ari9e". ia
Sulcrcn. Nnu tilrnabct. at oprla-
tiQc % rrli9c onlcrifanitr Mrnb OF
0pinbcr itil6c trTi'c iolnmen ntco
Enbuoubrcrur % piic Dem set bcbitc
al Nnucrifu. EQUATOR aunou a.
Soma bar / Sc 6orcncbc Stoicr@
Scnat IorciIooct Ell Sou, ser oil be
ororc ubpiit al &onbet erlhpcr >Snb.
uonbrcr, ION life bar lrrt Gnoclit
llocn lem slor. Sea oil gipe Sena
loren 10 Idr I'll at lore ct al 81
ltanhinapi'te Sprol", iuQoc DR..
Stci1cr % han t%ll'oict, at oct al
hrnacr mcr Al. hpaN Soft tUrfcr,
rno hoilfci Spro9 Ne bcuDttcr ipr al
uotrpffc tine Sanfcr pao. San min.
Get ON. at nlan / Storbritannicu bar
10 Sprog o. SinIcftcr. % at SIT
| Sd)Welj CT ire Sprog GSranif.
Salient % Snit). Tom brlue& / g..
naict, mel Naiioncu itaar alliacuc!
cnia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
ufferresulcrinSc

So'hlnaton Den 22oc Sec. Son
9reSieu bar pebtaaet cn @cilutnina
ON al iortiptte Den ieoerale Suffer
rcgnlering til llbganger al 1920.
Tor'loget bcrom er opcricnbt ErG-
lihcnteu Ill lluoeritriii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Siacrcn iUm Erriiocnt.

Gen 17oe Snnunr ital Der pGlgcs
m TruliOcnt / Iranfrig, % / poll
title arcoic / Earis iolcr man Jig iit'
fer pau. at bcn gantIe "Siger", bcn
r~llpGrcnoc Ercmicrmlniltcr Glcmen,
ceall pil bli palgt meo INFLAMMATION.
: Granfrig p9lgc2 ucnllig Erpiioen,
ten al Hationaliorlamlingen % life
hireftc al Solicit. San bar gonIfc
rift Socialiitcrle ou De rnoifolc Gle
menter i Scputcrctfomret imoo Jig,
men lea er til GiengiGlo aue Sc
sprigc Barrier or BAN, % bpi5
Ran Blot ttltitu0ceipcr, at ban Ct
uiuig til at mo0tuge &alg iaa pil Der
i oct belle life pGre Gale on nogen
anber 3onoiOot.
Sigercn cr MI IS Iar, nterl 2G'
gernc ~crtlGrer, If Der cr lntct ipeicn
bpcrfcn mcO hans ~oullbcligc cller lc-
Gcnlligc arpitcr. ErUiiocnt-Scrmi
itcn / I%rdnfri8 er paa 'pu Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Sioux City ~Kvegmarked.

Ho.,I,mr CteerS..,X I.UU-IO.~D
Kv;er 500 300
SJp, ,,,d feeders.... 6.25 ii &C
49, ~ ue,rl;ngs... 6.00-l4.00
ca Iii 10 .O0-l3.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Chicago Kvegmarked.
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.

Hornkvag - Steers. Sac i, ~
Kj6r og Kvier. 1890. o'aO -iSoy
Stockers and feeders. NV In
- S.15-i5.5O
"a. 9.25-1i.15
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Smddnotiier.
Sirlp fur EitCrr;g.

s alle DC irilaa nGitralc Snllbe i
europa CT Der or0ouiicrct Ell Be.
orgel'c Tor burtigit mlliGt at itaiic
WaOporcr til oct ueoIiocnoc Eiter.
rig. ) Horsc or Der Ell aomitc, Iom
or / luIo Gang mco 9lrbcioct. 81
9ciad / Gannlort % Sperige oG
@ouano. gtticbsricn / NnlIteroaw
bar alIercOe iei,ot Ct belt 1rrn nleo
Wao til @ien, % Snoianlingclr
iortIGttcr oper bele Sollano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Gr.&eiicrens S%lrtpmubil.

@poo 6agiolf poaitaar at pGrt
Den pragtiulocitc 9lutomobll, Iom
iinoeS / Scroeil, cr I'LL Sonoon. Gen
par ipccielt bpgget Tor aciier @il-
bclrn % blcp fGrOig no9lc Gage, fer
art9cn uobrso 1914, men Den blep
alorlg afleueret. Gen blep lolgt pco
alttlon til en- NprOmanO, Joni Iolgt,
Den igiel. Gen ciea III al Sfileipil.
lerinOcn @laops Gilon, lom iolbp.
Der ben for $t5, 600. Gognen er en-
ltor oa lllrurieit u0itprct Sll0ret
ming. Gen bar muBelig Flaos til
10 Scrloncr, er ioripnct imco irnoG
@oroc og a%lltens bcnintcligc Gurn.
lonl fan bolbe a0lfiaigc SLATER
SperbDgget er lafcret / hul0t % lort
Voa Gsrenc prnnger Den tciicrlige
prpiiilfe Grn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Omaha ~Kvegmarked.

Hornkvrg- Native steersll. -io.oo
X,,;er 6.75-i3.2o
Suckers and feeders. .C0-i1.co
swim Bulk of sales......t.2o- iI.ao
2vln S.5C-15.0O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30

fet haneer cite. at Sreee. fom ineesolser
lsIe Venae % lie sr .resiiircrei. iculrner bert
raa Seier, ssms ssrisr Tire Ipis esmss aseH
at ia 2pitirrins isg cSeSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Sc Mrbcioslpie / Slensbpra.

Ter iiuoca Tor Gicbliftct ca. 1900
Irbclb@lcIc / 6Icnsbora, % Set or
bcrnebc no1ct onoerleocs eno / Gun-
mart at uurc a~rbeioslps. &c poa.
giUlhenbc goor b~arfoocoe OF fluot /
Eiolier, Be inter % irpier, % lom
Stlnin9en or. aiTlocr bet Slpct for
mango al Ni2ie Ienncifer, Ger life
er iroicaiioncllc Sriuertcr, men
opcrpeienoc orbeiospilligc Tolf, Iprl
Observation-Disclosures bar iert no /
GIeuoieheoen. Zen tplfe Trcsie for.
iifrer 10 itaoil at SilItanoenc /
Sannlarf lite cr en- Smile bcore
enc / Sp'tlnno; nlcil Dc arbeioaIe'e
hapbe lin Suil, % iaa ~ltlIlinacoe De
ianuucn % ieuptc 3 Mano I'll San
mart Tor II ie paa SprboIoene.
Tettc llopoIg bar i'rl9e "Nibc
Stiitat," pUrct / aiebcnlapn % Ell
6Gtfc EropinSbper % pcloer MI
bienn mcb Ell Serctning, Der oil ion.
berilTusc Oct tnitc SssnepTp al.
aaaenbc Sanmarf. Se ire MTno
Dor limpelthm iaa iorbanicoe pper,
hpao sc iaa % bcrte / Ganmarf, at
DC life piloc tro fine eanc Sanier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
Cgiaa en- Scrifer.

Sra @riitol i England fortrlle3
iel9cnoc "gucltpr ira %irfcligbc-
oell"
Huber @ritcrnes Sperotioner /
oct aiiatiitc SurIi, TOM ben 22-anrige
mcrli1c SoI0dt SboInepcrpit ira
Srlitol peo Ct cllcr all0Ct llbclo puf
ira i'm Aiocling. Iaa ban blcu otter
laot alcle. Gftcrut bnue lpctlllcrct
llot oocr, buoroun ban ltltIoc bcgaa
iig / ocnnc Sitiutiorl, llbnnpntc ban
uoen piOcre ijg ielu til 0uucrner
opcr Sen omliggcnoe Erouins, ino.
beiattcnot ialt GO Sano2bper meb
10000 &~n0bpggcre. Sans Huber.
loottcr Ian0i ii9 ! oct, % ban ueoblen
at aoniniitrcrc lit lille Higc. ilotll
ban blcu iluloet % afloit al General
Nucubp5 Sroppcr.
NJ en- ioa iorctagiom ing Mano
Mao Oct Del BIZ llcgci nleo Slocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30

"A jenta a ia, a jenta a ia,
ALT uppa l~andavagen, a ia;
a jenta a ia. a jenta a ia,
ALT uppa ~landavagen;
dar motto hon mel en- norge sd klar,
a sola den sken pa himmela sa rar,
q vacker som ljusa dagen hon var,
Nit hjarta - hvar tok Diet wagon?
4 jenta a ia. a jenta a ia,
ALT uti polska dansen a ia,
a jenta a ia, a jenta a ia,
ALT uti polska dansen;
for dar tok ia tax uti hennes hand -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
notwithstanding,
Sgd St. Paul Kvagmarked.

81. Dec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-30
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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
MAN
HUNTING TODAY
NEGROES WHO
HAVE BEEN ATTACKING
WHITE LADIES. THE
SIXTH WOMAN HAS
BEEN ATTACKED BY
LOAEERS In FOU u r
WEEKS AND PRIVATE
CITIZENS HAVE TAKEN
THE MATTER IN HAND.

Washington. July 19.-(By the
Associated Press. )-The National
Capitol is going through the novelty
of a man hunt today, following
long series of crimes and hold-ups
which have occurred in the daylight
on white women by negroes and as a
result the white people of the city
have taken the law into their own
hands and have raised 100000, with
which they are looking for these re-
sponsible for the assaults. One ne
gro is under arrest, and he was iden-
titled by two white women, but
police say that the evidence is cir
cumstantia1. The sixth attack in 4
weeks was reported othe police
this morning. A woman employee
at the Bureau of Engraving, alleged
that she was held up by two negro
men at a street corner, and attack
eo, but that she beat them off with
her umbrella and frightened them
with her cries for help. The police
have given orders to round up all
negro 1oafers who are unable to give
good account of themselves.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
.LABOR|NG men
IN France
Call OFF Strike Tomorrow ON
Account of Action by Cham
Der of Deputies
GRANTING THEIR DEMAND

Paris, July 19.-It was announced
early this morning that the Execu-
tivem COMMITTEES of the Federation
of Labor had decided to rescind it's
call for a general strike on Monday
in view of the vote in the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday. The announce
nent is made by the Federation that
sat length the Chamber of Deputies
has heard the voice of the working
classes and has condemned the eco
nomic policies of the government in
regard to the Rehabilitation of la
Dor and all things affecting it, and
therefore a general strike will not be
called on Monday Amnesty has
been decided on by the government
under threat of the general strike.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
PARALYZED FROM
ELECTRIC SHOCK

Goldsboro, N. Co. July 1S.-After
1900 volts of electricity had passed
through his body, G. r. Austin, a
young white man employed on the
construction force of the Carolina
Power and Light Company, of this
city, was dragged from the top of one
of the company's poles here yester-
day in an. unconscious condition.
Young Austin received the "shock"
while adjusting some wires. He was
rushed to a local hospital where an
examination of the injuries was
made after which, it was learned that
he is paraIyzed in his left side.
Hon. w. S. Robinson, of the local
bar, received telegram today from
Senator Reed, of Missouri, in which
the latter stated that he would be
leased to accept an invitation ex-
4 ended to him by Goldsboro citizens
to deliver an address in this city next
Thursday on the League of Nations
The hour for the speaking has not
Iyet been decided upon, but will pro.
badly be at II o'clock in the morn.
ling. according to the opinion ol
Judge Robinson, and in the court
house.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
TAR HEELS IN CAMP
TO BE DISCHARGED

Washington, July 18.-In response
to complaints from friends of the
Tar Heel State soldiers at Camp Lee,
Va, Senator Simmons te1egraphed to
General Bundy, commander of the
camp, asking that the case of these
soldiers be carefully looked into and
if consistent with the regulations to
hasten their demobilization. General
Bundy promptly gave assurances that
the matter would have his prompt at
tention. Senator Simmons now has
a letter from one of the Tar Heel
boys thanking him for his effective
aid in the matter. in which the over
joyed boy said:
An officer has declared to me that
Within week there will not d-n
Tar Heel be left in the camp"
/ Congressman Goodwin introduced
a bill today authorizing that a Ger
man cannon or field gun be furnish
ed the public park at Duke, Harnett
county.
Senator Simmops, on behalf Of
Windsor, extended an invitation tc
!. Senator J. T. Robinson of Arkansas
!, to deliver the address at the soldier.
and sailors celebration at windsor OF
: August 5th, but Senator Robinson
has been forced to decline the invi
I. tation on account OF another engage
ment.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
Col. AnseII Resigns

Washington, July 19.-Colonel
Samuel Anse11, former acting Judge
Advocate General of the United
State army and the central figure
in the War Department controversy
regarding military court martials,
sent his resignation to Secretary of
War Baker today. Col. Ansell, it is
understood has taken this action that
he might bring before the people the
manner in which courts martial are
conducted that he may regulate what
he terms are the abuses of the mill
tary code. 80
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19

Henderson, N. C. July 19.-Fo
mer Sheriff ]. E. C. Bell of .yane
County whose accounts are apna
emily short more than $35, 5,0Oe, and
who handed in his resignation to
County Commissioners appending
the examination of the books, and
whose whereabouts have been the
matter of much speculation during
his absence is in Greensboro at Io-
cal sanatorium under treatment.
This information was conveyed in a
letter from him to his brother here
today from Greensboro, and the LETT
ter stated that he would return in a
short while and make full restitu-
tion of the shortage.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
|sUMMARY FOR THE
COTTON REGION STATES

NEW ORLEANS. La, July IL
Nearly normal Temperatures con-
tinue over the region with maxima
from 9O-to ninety-eight in the wes-
tern, and eighty-eight to "a in the
eastern portion.
Moderate showers have fallen in
the Carolinas' Georgia, Florida, Ok
lahoma and coast region of Texas.
Heavy Rains:-South Carolina,
|-Greenwood, 1.62; AllendaIe, 1.00
North Carolina-Golds ISL;
Greensboro, 2.40; Raleigh, 1856, We
don, 1.35.-Georgia. Augusta 1.54;
lColumbus,-1.54; Greensboro, 2.30
IWaynesboro.--1 40.
Oklahoma-Altus 1928, Hommen
l1.14.-specja1 reports from Charles
lton missing.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
THE RUSSIAN
PRISONERS
In Germany Numbering ESQ.,
600, are Giving the Allies
Much Concern
ARE MOSTLY BoLsHEvIKI

Paris, July 19.-(By the Associat-
ed Press. )-The Supreme Council
of the Peace Conference today dis
cussed the disposition of 240, 200
Russian prisoners of War who
are still in Germany. These have
been held in Germany at the re-
quest of the Allies, and it is said
at their expense. Bolshevism having
permeated the majority of these the
nation through which they are to
pass on their way home object to
them on account of their Bolshevitic
ideas. Poland is especially opposed
to their passing through their coun-
try on their way home.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
say GERMANY Is SEEKING
TRADE TIES WITH Russia

London, July 17.-The German
government is believed to be trying
to establish, trade relations with So
Wet Russia, and German mission
has visited Russia or is about to do
so. Cecil B. Harmsworth, Under Sec
retary of State for Foreign Affairs,
told the House of Commons today.
Mrl Harmsworth said that he had
no exact information on the matter,
but stated:
..I believe it to be the case that
the German Government is endeavor-
ing to enter into trade relations with
Soviet Russia and that German in
dustrial and commercial mission ha'
raated or i'm about to visit Soviet
Rnsuie.~
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
MARKETS
COTTON
(By the Associated Press. }.

(by inc ASSOcldI0u FE0SS.
New York, July 19.-The cotton
market showed continued and in
creasing strength this morning with
all the active months making new
high record. The first prices were
from 15 to 80 points net higher
than the active months sold so to 53
points above last nights close.
New York, July 19.-Cotton open
ed steady, October 1855, December
$3.50, January 35.45, March 35.40,
May s5.25.
The market at noon was as fol-
lows: January 1856, March s5.48,
July $3.50, October 1872, December
35.73.
Spots. Wilson market, 34.5o, mid
ding basis.
/ New York, July 19.-Cotton closed
today steady: July $3.50, October
1870, January 1855, March 35.45.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19

WANTS AN INVESTIGATION

Washington, July 19.-tBy the
Associated Press. s.)-Charges that
John Shelton Williams Comptrol-
ler of the Currency aided his brother
Lewis B. Williams of Richmond in
the purchase of property located in
Washington valued at $4,200.000'
for the government and received
part of the commissions for making
the sale. This charge was made by
Representative McFadden, Republi-
can, of Pennsylvania, before the
Committee today. He asked the COM
mittee to report out his resolution
asking for an investigation, and the
appointment of committee for this
purpose.
Mr.. McFadden, stated that unless
llthis was done he would take the
matter to the floor of the House
and ask for the impeachment OF
Mr.. Williams.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
DRY ENFORCEMENT
BILL GETS SETBACK

WashingtorJ July 19.-Prohibition
attempts to IL up the prohibition
enforcement bill late today after pas
sage of the agricultural appropria-
ton measure were cut short by Re
publican Leader Monden with me-
ton to adjourn.
The House adopted the motion to
adjourn with whoop after word had
beeny spread that it was the jhten-
tion of the prohibition forces to re-
sumo consideration of the measure
at an extended night session.
After the adjournment .dry'' lead
ers seemed much incensed because
tie night session was not held and
gathered about Representative Mon
dell and demonstrated with him for
his action. A hot exchange of words
passed between the leader and the
''drys'' some of the latter asserting
that they were being ignored and
would organize themselves"
The measure will come up again
tomorrow but failure to get consider
alton of the bill today was regarded
by the ''drys' as certain to delay it's
-assage until next week. Some pre-
dicted final vote could not be obtain
ed before Tuesday and it was sug
gested that agreement be made to
morrow to make the final vote in or
der then.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
Wireless Gasoline Air Turbine
Credited to German Inventor

Berne, July 17.-According to the
Essen dispatches to Swiss newspaper
German manufacturers, after some
lengthy experiments. have succeeded
IN creating "a gasoline turbine. The
engine, it is asserted, will enable an
airplane to fly virtually without any
noise.
The dispatches add that several
airplanes fitted with the new engines
are being constructed. They will
have capacity of sixty-four passen-
gers each.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-07-19
CROKER TO RTEURN
TO UNITED STATES

Dublin, July 17.-Richard Croker
former Tammany leader in New
York City, will return to the United
States in two months. having found
the Irish climate unsatisfactory.
Mr.. Croker will hold a large sale
of his horses soon. He intends, how
ever, to retain several and he wi1l
continue to be represented on the
Irish turf. - .as
Tammany men expressed surprises
when they learned last night that
Richard Croker was about to return.
to this country. He sailed on June a.
with the intention of remaining an
Summer at Glencairn, his magnificenk
estate, four miles out of Dublin. Mrs
Croker sailed with him.
A suggestion that Mr. Croker
might return with the intention or
entering politics was not taken serf-
ously by his old friends in Tammany
Hall, who declared that the former
chieftain was through with politics
for good.
1t was suggested that possibly Mr.
Croker's unexpected return
prompted by a desire to have
aside two judgments for an aggre
gate sum of $4,000 obtained.
against him by his SON, Richard
| Croker, Jr., in the Supreme Court ON
Tuesday. The suits went by defaurt.
the elder Croker having failed to fIe
an answer. A third case involving
substantial sum is pending as par8
of the same litigation. Mr. Croker h9
| returning may have the case reopen-
ed provided he can give satisfactory
| reason for his failure to file an an
swer.
The litigation grew out OF the SET
1ement of the estate fthe first Mrs
Croker and out of the expenditures
incurred by Richard Croker, Jr.. i'm
managing his fathers properties i'm
this country during his perfodfca1
visits to Ireland
| When Mr.. Croker sailed he had no
| intention of giving up his American
| residence or citizenship On the con-
| trary he in an interview given to a
reporter for the New York Times ON
the day before his departure that he
| had built big house at Palm Beach
which he intended to make his per-
Emanent home and that his annual
visits to Ireland, foregone only dur
ing the war, were due to the fact that
the Summer climate in Ireland bene-
flied his health