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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

Berlin advices to the American dele
cation summarizing the situation in
Germany up 10 midnight show the sem
timent throughout Germany to be in
favor of accepting the peace terms.
The advices cover Leipzig, Dresden,
Chemnitz and other representative re-
gions.
Geographically analyzed, the advices
indicate that all German southern
states are favorable to acceptance OF
the treaty, while the Prussian regions
are maintaining some opposition,
The council OF four of the peace con-
ference received note today from the
German peace delegation asking il Pre-
mier Clemenceau's note explaining the
reparations clauses of the peace treaty
was binding part of the treaty and
having the same force as the treaty
itself
The council at its morning session
considered this note. calling IN its ex-
perts on the question Of reparation.
Baron Sonnno, the Italian foreign min
lister, was present. Before the receipt
of the German note the council had
resumed consideration Of the uncom-
pleted portion of the Austrian treaty
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
u. S. PREPARED FOR
TROUBLE OVER LINE

WASHINGTON, June 2l--Recent developments along the
southern border and within Mexico itself learned officially
today, have brought radical change the attitude Of this
toward Mexico 1t be stated positive author
y that "watchul waitn has been discarded for "watchu
preparedness
The department has perfected plans throw punitive
expedition of adequate strength the Rio Grand the
official word is received of psas the part of Villa for
the urez incident in case Of other contingencies tending
bring the Mexican situation again TO stage approaching the
crisis of as Saturday Orders for the advancement OF this coli
however said would be accompanied by nstruc-
on for the military occupation Of territory necessary insure
the safety Of the expedition and the absolute protection of the
border through the creation Of line
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
WEIGHT Of ALIBI
WITH Jury CRUX
IN SCHOULTZ CASE
Judge Suggests Women Leave
Before Lawyers Begin Ar
gument, But All Remain and
Hear Plain Language.

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meSSis tNl nIown ah9 fiorne u'si"s 1,,,at, ,u,
uLenlhk ArRhneht loI the stale. ,l iuou
arsumehls TASTED uni'l l5ilG o as' cioeS'
"heh court adJourhed anVl cocN
ish doctor" opened the argument foi
the defense AT o'clock
MIR Brown in onening explained Il
tbe iu,,y how Ia M jtnrne and .fudR,
W ~ tSn rahouoS In nncnca 10 IN Ir
thb case asSigtins tbe gtate
s.,,o,,c nT ms iu Ao,,,nlo,,rd. Ia, the fam.
uieSN ~ thosa ,ri,J,, - hc saiJ I'VE ar,
t,.a ~, ,.,. $40, mn ..',,,',, .ro,, - tb,
har ,ha Rs,. 2'e n'u., ,',,,,t sor.d S,,r Sow
,sr T''V w. tt uan VA Sv,U,ieT" doto,d thc ,,,,,nr
.a '" 80 a''N ,',,,,, ",',Unu s"N ,.,I,l,
y.u'v' h"lN lloIH Nu3Sl 3Sl'SuT"n ",'' ,', Wv.
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tho i ninn sdss m s''T n,,esnnt I'm" y, '> dhe court
Wv n,lV htui"s Pressib ~ w" S.A'
net, 'hSt ms ,ills was Ihs propgr, e'an 4',a :,
relIrn u ,ney 70 uesneo' ne S'ue'
Natlleu tnt Bentrl ~ seN u,s Ine1 ~ -, ~
IetucFs Wy p'uu@uls ~ Will W, 49,,
spaue space VI the course o, twneu w
aIkuneutS' hut none OF we lalr , one,
eectea 70 ieaPe, lhelt hulnoers WI.
teltlofceu pt other Nnnlel@ Al'er u''
argument got under way,
ii, The Judge predicted properly as m n
lhe language, nut the women sat sun
none leaving -,., -,
Judge llrhards avetruieo haipi
tlaVis' molten SATURDAY morning 70
perenptotS INSTRUCTIONS tot the aefehs'
~ the pf r. w, SchoullE case, ~, ~,
pl agreement couhsea tor sach swia' w
Eas EiNen two hours and 40 minute
ior presentnR the ease W las eouS
ara Jury Ihe mdet hpeiNinN "
PEI ~ a, broWh hlsi, As,le Ipliss'7 l, lp
the prosecution; hsdpn laws loL ea m
deleiise with Y" Mei"t,n' AZ. ss,sa'.l' ~ y,
state attorney 70 clos. ~ NJ, 1.h,. nea
consumes an ol nus L'fns I'o SpsJsaIS p,a,aai,
VII occupy INC court uhtli V,Vss ,,a,
WIN the luage eng. .h' W lon'w ,.,.,ii,, VII.
there ~ not much chahee Ut Ne,nte ~,
before Mohahy, alttoush w ~ no no
possibly ioaRe QUICK ue''S'oi' 'A'1'
gay httetnoon. - .,,,,,.,,o,,s ,,t,
pc the deelulng actor III nsstSsHk ~ ~ m ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
DAVID SELECTED TO
NAME HUNS CABINET

PARIS, June 21-Dspatches received the American
military wire into Germany early this afternoon stated Herr
Mueller, having failed to form cabinet Dr. Eduard David
former president Of the national assembly, had been asked to
assume the task
President Ebert first requested Herman Mueller majority
socialist leader form cabinet according advices
ceved by the American peace delegation Matthias Erzberger
probably viii head the German peace delegation the sdvces
indicated
The opposition attitude Of the democrats and German
honas the question of the treaty probably will exclude
Count Brockdo Rantzau Count Bemstorff from
the government.
The German provincial press strongly urging the speedy
sion oof+ +he+
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

struction on land and sea, The English
people were not willing that the Ger
mans should re-cstablsh themselves In
their old colonies along British water
ways--that German Eships should |rr-
place British ships sunk by subma-
rineS
Europe VS.. America.
Ae for the French people they knew
that the sofe hope Of French solvency
lay IN compelling the Germans to re-
pay for devastation and they first de
manded that military protection should
be gained with victory, Italy In the
same fashion. resolved TO build her fu-
ture along the Adriatr Europe was
from the outset resolved upon p Euro
pean settlement, Only America, with
small losses set off by enormous eco
numic gains, would ever think OF a
peace Of eoncifation.
Aud so from the very outset an
American and 4 European idea were
In conflict President Wilson came TO
Europe to profnpte peace OF concilta
tionE based tpon his IA points, and TO
sshe iaIpniftated by his. 4leagua or mn :
tions which was TO MAKE war inpos-
f.r E---------- ----
Continued on Page ,. Column A.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
Brinkley Slayer
4 Not ToBe Tried
Hee On Monday

,... v.,i negro chicken thiet
.arv.iSn ,.,Soa ImuIre Sergeant John O.
Nh, who N''au a funded four, other white
,,.I, n'i,,N'eS - ", las captured will not go
.lei, nSt',e .' (ondav; according to re-
NO ports tr"n about "VN' &c courthouse saturday
morning a,,,,o,oment Of
IN, ,ne Vtr,I il is said, is the Sc,
r,',a l"uas di,Sn OF his wounds. receives
i,'uS IN gun n0b hates with police officers be-
Young VS. shot twice in nrdim 6he rigne Gns
bullet sh Itered the big bone III ms
Tbere I much talk of ohtaining q
chanre L venue so that the slayer
may b tried in Nashville close
In The iActric chair, -,
rhe Soung case was set Tor trlai
lno IN tbn second criminal court
u6Snl1on Of lawyers differ, but ma,
ioritI seem to think that o,,ns Gnsnggi gitp :. :.
ant his appearing in person ip the
courtroom.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
DEAL TO CONTROL
/. . POLICE FORCE
COMES TO NAUGH7
MaSon'S Refusal to Stand for
Political Scheme Leaves
Miller in Charge-May Re-
organize Force Himself.

A truce has been declared between
the tro r.cti,,s tr "a, a., ,n,,,,,ts
~, ''o''S ~ '"0 ''N 'o'',''H'
sion al least until the return OF \, d,
Mason, commissioner of finance, who
will no !, Nou, yorA for a ueek nr
"'' Nv ''" 'i''" i'' WV" "
more
MIR Masons refusal Friday to vote
for The transfer es L. w Miller from
the police department, to that Of finance
n,od,o NJ Mason ,nS ss 90 e.
Morteverdc and G. u Quinn, UonItis-
sioner Of streets.
The plan to place Mr. oman at the
head of tho police department was pro-
posed more than Il month Age, after
efforts to force MIR. Miller To dismiss
O nimber Of police officers and replace
then with men to be named by Quinn
land the mayor, or else 10 resign. had
faileh.
1t was known that Leo Goodman,
commissioner Of utilities, would oppose
the transfer of Mr.. Quinn to the police
department, but II was thought that
because Of rumors OF inefficiency f9
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

coBLENz. June 2 (By the Associated Press)-Div-
sons of the Third after being away from bateeld and
war for months have again plunged into the
ring activities which generally precede the thunder
war An unprturbed by the work of the peace confer
and thinking much hoe has suddenly been galvanized
into the life the soldiers knew before the asce and endowed
with renewed vigor 1t today moving forward toward the
edg: OF the great secircle which marks the dividing line be-
tween the occupied and the neutral sections of Germany
state of siege has been declared the district of
in Wesphaa northeast of Cologne because of Spartacan dis
urbances according to information reaching American head
quarters here
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
W-a0sIcssRsD-' ~--SyEsG>aSx,SIi
il SNX iissll q ]! .!.! Err ;.

nnessee--Generally fair.
Mississippl--Partly cloudy probably
local showers Sunday.
Automatically cloudy
Automatically cloudy, probably TO-
cal showers Sunday
Kentucky--Generaly fair.
I0uIsiana--Partly cloudy, probably
showers in south.
Oklahoma--Partly cloudy,
East Texas--Partly cloudy, scattered
showers ia south.
West Texas--Generally fair
North and South Carollna--GeneralS
fair.
Georgia-Fair; Sunday partly cloudy
probably showers In west.
Florida--Partly cloudy, probably
showers In south,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

Hey, kids look here! The News Scinh-
tar is going to distribute 800 in prizes
on the Fourth Of July for boys and
girls who make the most attractive and
highest flying kites.
Instead of wasting money on fire.
crackers and other things that are
likely to be harmful, boys win have
chance to win prize of S2b for the
highest flying kite--one of SIS for the
most beautiful one and third prize Of
$40 for the most ingeniously constructed
kite. and five prizes Of SIS each and 20
prizes of 81 each.
A big hearted Memphis man. who
loves every other little boy and girl
as his own, is giving the prizes in
his sons name. Arrangements have
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
u. S. AND EUROPE
TOTALLY AT ODDS
OVER HUN PEACE
Vieps Differ Regarding League and
Justice of Treaty.
BY FRANK H. SIMONDS.

WASHINGTON June 2l.-Ihe proverbia visitor iron,
Mars would lind himself pepcxed confused than
the American returning to his country after six months
spent the atmosphere Of Europe and in immediate contact
with the facts of the peace conference Al home mighty
oversy plainly raging the provisional settlements and
permanent unsetements of the Paris conference So far the
situation identical with that in the French capital but while
France the argument about of circumstances
America the things debated totally different In word
the peace discussion in the hemspheres about wholly dis
similar questions carried in utterly dissmlar fashion
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
Dig Up Old Beer
Checks; Might Be
Good For Cdrfdre

The receivers for the Memphis Street
Railway company are planning to issue
tickets or tokens as they express IL
to be purchased from conductors at s
cents each to save time and trouble
in fooling with the extra pennies being
wrung from Memphians.
Iovick p. Miles, attorney for the
street railway, favors the token IDEA.
Thasa would be in the form of coins
a little larger than scent piece
mer medium OF exchange; beer
cheeks Little danger Of substitution
of the familiar beverage coin for the
tokens for car fare is anticipated, as
those checks have long since gone out
of circulation, and what few are. ex-
tant are believed 70 be cherished by
the owners as mementoes of bibulous
past, beyond price--at least Of greater
value than cents.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
Public Interest
In BrinkLey Fund
Fast Increasing

When Serat. John G. 6rinkiey's
widow pays off her Indebtedness she
will have nothing left from the $4,000
insurance he carried.
Sergt. Brlnkey gave his life for the
protection of the public. Surely the
public can make some material testi-
monlal Of IT'S appreciation OF the serv-
ice Of courageous and faithful off.
Ger. He had right to expect that "
he dave his life in the service Of the
people that those he died for would
make the way little easier for his
widow and two fatherless girls.
The subscriptions Saturday morning
to the fund amounted to $1,576.
With hts contribution Bolton Smith
wrote: Enclosed find check for 500,
my contribution to the fund for the
family Of our deceased Police serot,
srinkley., He gave his, HE for, order
an obligation resting upon every one
Of US to see that his family does not
want. trust that Memphis will direct
all her energies toward making this
fund an ample one, instead of following q
the more usual course of forgetting the
criminal. Our courts Will attend to
him."
e. H. crump, county trustee, with his
contribution wrote Enclosed find my
check for $25 for the Serat, John g.
6rinkley memorial fund. and ! sincerely
success In this undertaking.
at was my pleasure to secure Mr..
6rinkey's first appointment on the
Memphis police force when ! became
mayor. watched his course with the
closest attention, and subsequently took
pride in his splendid figure and con
| sclentlous devotion TO duty while traffic
n n
famous white horse. Later ! recon-
mended him fer promotion to SER
ueantcy, and was again pratifled by his
strict attention to duty and unfaillnG
kindness and consideration for the pub
lie. He was thorough gentleman, an
ideal officer, and there was never q
breath Of scandal against him. The
people Of Memphis will miss him sadly
| and t\is to be hoped that they Will see
to u that his wife and little ones are
given a generous donation"
With his donation n. Morris, presi'
dent Of the Manhattan. Savings bank
| writes: ~ knew Sergt. 6rlnkley fol
several years and always regarded him
as gentleman and faithful officer
trust this fund will 90 beyond your
| expectations"
Three subscribers from Tunlea, Miss.
express regret that they are not abIs
| TO send more.
The sale Of tickets for tho boat ride,
next week, so generously donated b,
the Lee line, Is progressing splendidy
The 1000 tickets allotted to the pollct
department to be sold for so cents each
will be disposed Of readily. The pro
| ceeds will be divided equally between
the family of officer Andrew White ane
The News seimitar's John G: Brlnbis,
| fund.
Owing to the fact that the "Princess'
was chartered about two weeks ago fol
a private trip for Monday night tn,
tickets sold by the police, CHIEF Bur,
ney announced Saturday, will not b,
good for Monday night, but will b,
good for any other paht next weel
and also on Wednesday afternoon.
| Persons desiring to contribute to tn,
| fund for the widow and two little faith
erIess girls of Seret 6rinkley may sent
checks to the John G. Brlnkley Fund
care Of The News Scimitar.
subscriptions thus far received ar,
I "A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
KIDS WILL FLY KITES
FOR PRIZES ON FOURTH

been made to have the flying contests
at Hodges field, at jefferson avenue
and Sonerviile street The supervision
Of the contest has been placed in the
hands Of DOC" Hottum, who has
promised TO get "Bin" Thompson, dare
devil aviator, to fly around the kites
and help the judges in selecting the
highest flyer Engineers with instru-
ments also will aid In determining the
winner.
Similar contests in other cities have
brought out many novel designs such
as centipede kites, box Kites, and many
other varieties.
The contest will he held between s
a. m. and noon. Inquiries regarding
rules Of the contest may be addressed
to kite editor, care The News ScnIi-
tar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
AMERICAN THIRD ARMY GETS READY TO ADVANCE
CARRANzA CHIEF THINKS
CRISIS IS APPROACHING

JUAREZ, Mexico, June 21,-Americans were warned to
leave the Mormon district of Western Chihuahua when the
crisis arrives by Gen Manuel Dsguez commander of the
northeastern military according telegram received last
night by American Consul Dow from American Consul Stuart
at Chihuahua City.
The message stated that Gen Deguez considered the with
dawal of the Americans from the Casas Gandes Mormon dis
trct advisable until such time he could send troops into
that district protect the Americans.
The warning referred the American department.
Ell PASO Texas June 2lVilla has given instructions
his attach of the small federal garrisons occupying
and settlements along the Mexican side of the border
Mexico
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
APPRAISERS Of
Street RAILWAY
TO Be NAMED SOON
Probably viii Be Experts Not
Connected With Interests
Which Control Property.
Service improved Greatly.

The appointment OF the traction ex-
perts who are to make an appraisal of
the properties Of the Memphis Street
railway, under the order of the state
railroad and public utilities commission,
will probably be made within a few
days.
II has been intimated that Ross w.
Harris, OF Madison, Wis, who testified
before the state commission in the
street car fare hearing, made such a
favorable impression that it is possible
that he may be named as the APP
praiser for the commission. Should
mat be done, II is probable that the
city would make no appointment, Rs
Mr.. Harris standing as a consulting
engineer in traction matters is so well
established that his findings would have
authority that the city would be dis
posed to accept. II he is not named
by the state commission, he will be
appointed formally to represent the city
in the appraisal
The receivers of the street car COM
pany, T., H. Tutwiler and f, S. Elgin,
win confer with Judge j. f. Mccall,
of the United States district court.
before making any appointment.
Appraisal To Be Complete.
1t is probable that a man who has
not been connected officially with the
Newman interests, or with Ford Bacon
terests which control the Memphis
Street railway, will be selected, II
would seem manifestly improper for an
engineer connected with the street rail-
way interests to represent them in such
an inquiry, no matter how high his
professional standing might be.
Engineers familiar with such ap-
So pCfi n hak
vey of the Memphis street car system
will require at least two months. The
state. commission set four months, from
kJuly I, as, the, date on which the ap-
pfaisers sepoft must be submitted.
Complete data as to every piece cl
physical property owned by the com
pany will be secured, and all will be
appraised to original cost and the
present value. The appraisers will also
go into the financial status of the
company to some extent. that Is, to to
the real values now represented by the
stock and bonds, and the values repre-
sented when the properties were taken
over by the present owners. What ac-
tual real good American money was
invested. What watered stock and
bonds were put out,
The next report of the receivers will
be made to Judge Mccall July /. repre-
senting the business done during April,
May and June. Unofficial reports in
dcate that the volume of traffic is
showing a gradual increase.
Normal Force on Cars.
The public does not have to be told
in print that the service has been vast
ly improved since the first of the year
The company last year at one time
had only about $50 motormen and con-
ductors at work The\ force now Is at
a of a nd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
FOUR TENNESSEANS
GIVEN WAR MEDALS

WASHINGTON, June s1-Gen. Per.
shing has made the following awards Of
the distinguished service cross to
southern men.
Lieuts. William H. Eckel deceased,
Knoxville, Tenn; James Cross, Helen
wood, Tenn; Seret. Charlie 4, Lennon,
Augusta, Ga; Privates Claude A..
Coram, Knoxville, Tenn; Basil e. Dun
can. Jonesboro. Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
ADVANCE UPON voLGA.

June 2i.--The forces OF Gen, Denikne,
anti Bolshevik leader in Southern Rus
sia are advancing rapidly toward the
voga In pursuit OF the demoralizcd so E
Wet troops. The Denikine forces are
within 20 miles of Tzaritza, on the
yoga, south of Saratov,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

on his right knee, Capt, G. r Schleoht
holds the handsome silver loving cup
offered by w c. johnson, past presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce for
the team obtaining the greatest num-
ber of new members. points on mem
bers and money collected with mem
berships Capt. Schlecht and his
doughty warriors led all the teams of
the two armies from the opening OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
LABORER KILLED.

Run down by a motor railroad ear Of
the Illinois Central railroad company LII
the Nonconnah yards late Friday, Ed
Begues, negro laborer for the railroad
company, living at 372 Simpson avenue,
suffered fatal injuries. He died In an
ambulance while being taken TO the
General hospital.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

u am certainly feeling good over the
results OF our campaign" said w, H.
Fitzhugh, president, Saturday morning
with i,l9S new members, we can re-
gard the campaign as being more than
10 per cent successful. II certainly
reflects the esteem in which this com
munity holds the Chamber OF Com
meree and | am very grateful for it
and to the men who put II over
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

the campaign Tuesday until its close
Friday evening. gaining in all, 1853 new
members.
The star performer Of this team OF
wonder workers was Charley Divine.
which was offered by the generalissi-
mo, Joseph Newburger, for the mem
ber obtaining the highest number OF
new members Friday Mr.. Divine
enlisted 107
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
aRtNkLEY.W WHITE TiCkts
NOT GOOD MONDAY Nlo7

owing to a conflict in array
ments for bookings, the steY
Princess, OF the Lee line, haY
chartered for Monday night
Eastern Star Tickets sold
benefit of the Brinkley-W
win not be good that nigH
he honored on Tuesday
day, Thursday or FriY ~
wednesday afternooT ~
an announcement ny -
Of the Lee line,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
YANKS TURN FROM PEACE
TO WARL|KE PREPARATION
BULLETIN.

LONDON, June 21.-Announcement that certain of eh,
nterned German warshps Scapa Flow sunk and aban
doned by their made by the British admiralty
afternoon The German detained in safe Gus
tody.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21
Weather Forecast

Generally fair, little
change in tempera-
ture.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-21

Continued on Page II. Column 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-05
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Cali urci May
Appear in City

The announcement OF the probable
visit Of Nine. Amerita Galli-Curci to
Grand Forks has caused considerable
Interest among the music lovers OF the
city. According to the assistant man
ager of her company, who visited the
city yesterday, Nine. CALI Curci.
known the world over as n Of the
greatest soprano singers, may come
to the city the first week in June.
Preliminary arrangements were
made last evening, which, If they ma
~terialize, will bring the singer to the
city auditorium on June 4. Her APP
pearance in Fargo is being planned
for two days later than this date.
An italian by birth, Galli-Curci
was unknown to he world until but
three years ago., when all Of a sudden
she gained phenomenal success and
since thai time has commanded a
limitless humble: of admirers all
W. the world. "
The appearance of this noted prima
donna in the city means q rare treat
and an opportunity which very few
music lovers will overlook.