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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
ACCIDENT RULING.
Court Sustains Appeal of Shaw Co.
Against Accident Board Finding
in Palmatory Case

The appeal Of the Benjamin j, Shaw
Company from the award Of the Industrial
Accident Board Of the State Of Delaware
to the dependents Of Earl Palmatory,
was sustained By decision rendered in
the Superior Court this morning, Judge
Rice handing down the opinion.
The opinion states that while the
testimony taken was sufficient to reach
finding, the information elected from
the witnesses by the Accident Board was
less explicit than could be wished and
should have been brought out, especially
u tie boy Of the balance Of his own
earnings after contributing 70 the family
support
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
AMERICAN REPUBLICS BAND
TOGETHER FOR PEACE ACTION
By Associated Press 20 Every Even.ne

By Associated Press 20 Every Eyenne
PARIS. Tuesday, Jan. IS The dele
gates Of the South and Central American
nations to the Peace Conference decided
at a meeting held today 10 create COM
mission to safeguard the interests Of All
these nations before the conference, With
delegates especially assigned to look after
various subjects.
Thus Brazil vii voice the feeling If the
Central and South American nations As
regards the League oi Nations; Cuba viii
pay especial attention 10 international
labor legislation from the same stanl-
point. while Uruguay viii especially IN
terest itself III the subject IF the intern
tionahzation Of ports, waterways and
railways
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
10000 SCOTLAND MINERS
JOIN ENGLISH STRIKERS
ny Associased Prs. y yvery Evoolas

I.ondon. Jan - Miners in many rf
the coiiicries in West Scotland nave strurk
IN sympathy with the men y no thrpry Gown
their tools a. CLYDE This .ctfon ya.
taken IN spite 81 their leader nr9trsr-
strike conference was held tf t,ias-
gov on Tuesday and VA, Intended
delegates from l.l parts oi scotland.
well rs CsrlmsDv Rugby and London
vac declded ID support fhc strike e1m-
fnIttec and submit .1 tho E1vcrnmrnt
proposals for settlement "a +, a-Is 4.
forty-hour week II gAa alsD cride,i
that be strikers would ia uo -, y.
prnach thc government 80 their empluy.r-
& was announced Fl ne laeQug li.
the strikers Ia the Clvde district ,rr .f.-
mAtcd ~ number 10000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
JOBS FOR YOUNG,
NEW j. s. SERVICE
Employment Bureau to Specialize
for Youths and Gitis of
10 to II

For the purpose of properly handling
the rapidly increasing number ni vuting
,cop from rs tn y yrarz 81 ape seeking
employment. two special departments
ono fnr tnutha mud thc other for plfls
will shortly ho OPENED by The fniiod
States Employment Service II sixth aftd
king streets
Farh 81 these departments will be m
charge of specialist IN that llne, whose
DUTY IT will be 10 obtain not only aomc
know ledge ~ the fltneaa ond need II thr
applicant for work hut also of tho lpb
for which such iahor Is to he naed
Too often children lre engaged u work
for wh,ch they arc physically unit and
where tho surroundings atr not condlcivr
- health II IS panned IL make thcHo
new departments not nnlv = help to the
empower. Int aleo = rneane fof providing
work f., the nrr,ly youth. Y II m orror
tunhv fnr mental advancement
euAaor 80 QfsRttRa.
Ae the establishment II theao two new
departments could crowd tic present
space ~ the, Did telefai Iinildinr allotted
(or tho u4. nf he Employment ~eryisr.
i h.u heen ,lerrdrd "a nake use II tic
rontna 1T Ill klng street occupied hy
former nrairiot Superintendent .tnhn
& Sax or ~ headquarters far lederal
Director SIMON L lloh.fty and hi2 etllce
fofoo
lhc r,nms ut present nreupicd ~ The
Director ~ @txth and king strfta arc
to hc uard rs the " Wtnan Dlvlslan. and
thu ncw departments - l,e established
will lo nn The man flonr nj the fear u
the corridor
In compliance with instrlctlous from
Washington tho vnrk here = fa IL more
systcmniIrally arranged thau Il WAS
rasalhle ,luung tllr war skilled antl
unakllls',i lahor arc tu - IN different dc
liartmcnt4. nud esaniners 10 charge 1T
caeh vii ho n,en specially trained Tor
that tla. 1T work
Heretofore II has ls.en n.oessary e.
take the vnrd Of the appticant - ms
qualifications Tor cvTtan llnra 81 work.
and to, oitrn II haa been paaalhe for men
tn obtain employment for winch iiey Wcrf
wholly unfit resulting III constant
shifting ui Labor Hy the new avstefn lt
is huIWd tn lc.satn this turnover ot lAiifh
hy aacertaning III advance luat what linz
of work d man Il best fitted for and to
place him whore hc can MAKE good
During the past vcat the work u the
Employment service has been largely
that of finding labor, and the ,lnprededent-
cd demands for help nCcessltated the
taking oi any klnd nf labor that VS. offer
eel now. with surplus of labor he work
ot tho examiners will be more particularly
devoted to the placement OF the skilled
mechanic nj jobs commensurate with hls
qualifications or ability. and the finding
of employment for the large shifting
class Of unsklllcd workmcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
MORNING NEWS LOCATES.
Paper Will Have Temporary Plant
on East Sixth Street

IS soon 81 III, nec.,s >arv printing equip
ment can I'd Installed the Morning New.
recently made homcle>. bN ] trr which
DESTROYED It> building and plant ~ 5lI
Market street will bc printed a No
! Last Sixth street. between Market and
King The plant has been ordered. the
building leased and thc machinery viii
bc installed rs soon rs Il Is received and
the building can bc gotten III shape to
receive IT,
The building to be- occupied forms
part Of the site Of the Old Hanover Pros
bvtcrian Church. which since the church
vas removed las been put 70 commercial
Use.
The News. whIci, maintains temporary
offices at 9l4 King street. j. printed
on the pres Of tie SUNDAY star, at 500
~hipley street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
IS 600 Track Workers Defer STR ke.

BY Associated Prvss 70 very Evening
Pittsburgh, Jam % The threatened
strike Of b. 900 track workers and laborers
Of the PENNSYLVANIA lines was temporarily
avcrted yesterday when 25O delegates,
representing the Brotherhood Of main
tenancc OF way employees and hon
laborers. voted TO send 4 committee To
Washington, where the case will be placed
before United States Railroad Admins
tratioa officials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
200, 900 AMERICANS TO STAY.
Many of Our Soldiers Have French Wives
And Wont Come Home.
y Associated Press % Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris, Tuesday, Jan % Al least
200, 600 Americans now in the army
will remain IN France, according to Il
statement made by prominent member
of the American colony in Paris and
quoted by the lntransgeant today
The majority will remain, it Is said
because they wish 10 marry French
women and he rest because they are
cl armed with French life and sec great
opportunities here for American energy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
More Rints IN Relrn. 1

By Associated P'ess - Every Ey,u.ng
Belfast lan There ,s rurI
rlchng rhc ,arN .i5eets arr- .t-t nls-
Many plale glass windows +. -or-. a.u1a
prominent streets tprc mashed u,.
aornc of their ouatents oe~r .soisr h-
nolice fr"4serflv -harg-l s.ft
clubs npul ne tOter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
BURNED I'd DEATH.
Home and Son of William Durham
Near Dover Consumed
in Fire.
speclal nlspaseb % Every Ever.lne

Dover Jan. 29
Fire supposed to have been caused
hv mice chewing matche on the side
board, set fire to and totally destroyed
the home Of Wilbur Durham, near
Dinafa.I orner between midnight and
o'clock thus morning.
Nothing was saved except there chairs.
A son, Clarence Durham. aged years.
who ran back IN the house after some
thing was caught IN the flames and burned
10 death. There was no insurance on
the property or furniture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
DIS
COURAGES NtOLENt q

BY Associated j'r,-- - Esers s'r.-
London. Jan ~ Fb- H-
commits" which a.,iI- u4ra-
hay taken upon s-ei ta re...If
aoqllescncc ri th,
some of the artrau'.e II in
,oviet ,hr i,riast -r-re-,
the Manchester Guardian -.-
The strike omuttu.
Is pernmpturl, H-s ~4ua-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Hun Troops 20 Guard Assembly.

~ Associated Press : Every Evening
Berlin. Tuesday. Jan % Two bat
talions from one Of the crack German reg
iments will leave for Welmar this week.
They will be uuartered there during
the sessions Of the national assembly and
will be at the government direct dis
posal III case necessity arises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Argenun Congratula Relalee.

81 AsSoc.ateI Press Ks 'r- Ee
PARIS, lge-daz 'an r. Wen
French senate INV tu47s r I.
Antonm Duhos' r,al ahiegr
fine argentine senate ellgrt .iE.n-
France Jpou hc tLnaiur th, rm
and NJ virtnrN uf hc a,lc~ lt ,a- H.t-tf'.
4ppIsuied The -op,- nt tD -H 'rcee -.
~cnAIe Mna also unN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

I0ndrq ian - Woal rc- rd
ordination = CONVECTION tp g,rrursl
tercsfe .s charged ag me- man
tr~ies union lcador =, ir-d nn'rnN
George " Robcr's p su irfcrv1ev p-p'c.'
IN The Mail to-day IIr 4s-
~ the chief cause ~ fhr prc.rt.' tr4--h.
IN the industrial rlrrlr~ ~ f,r-a' H--fai.
Mr. Roberts whp ,rftra- iah,.r i,-d
er and was veccutly rnirig'rr ,f i1h.- aif
X = tTur fha' lninr 'rldrr w4l,
drtinfr gnd determined md
ordinate refuse N honor rrr ,elrr-
agreements. thc leader nrv' r~-igp f-
for'unafrlf too manv ~adsrs a- e
free rnrn Ihr modcrn 1rr trf'
iraslr union rHjciol rvi.fe pr'v r
oTt 'hn hehrsiv ~ any tcrnpors-ilY y .rrr
nan' scctinn Thq' n vrc NJ no 1i-f
causes ~ he present pnarcliv tnd f'rr
prevents officials from following thr s.r
tafes NJ their rrnv1rti0ne
know many 9nion oadnrr vim sr.
very sryiwielv alarmed hv hc prr.h.tJ,
effect If demands now heing roaele
gardlnge If Tho corresponding need f.r e.
improved organization and higher II
6cIenry among workrrs t'if hrir rsosiftnn
of dependence prevents fhcu frorn .,king
d lead which thew know ~ ~ vital y, tt..
national interests They know that ans
thing detrimental to national Interests
must ultimately moan lsasier ~ thr
whole working class bui hev ~ nn' dare
~ speak thrtr minds Their
must hn e tight fc'wren revolution and
reconstruction
IT Young blOOds are allowed tl smash
~ trades union organizations. Re pili
have n face p long r,erlod ~ industrial
chaos and e long process ~ disIiiu1nn-
nent. The end ~ this w1il find the work
ers infinitely worse of than they arc tn-
day Labor demands can never II
completely realized wit hout cficierlrv ~
production. ! greatly deplore The 7eak
ness of those leaders who fail - recognize
thelr responsl bIlity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Amr,sements TnniahL

piayhcuss-- "'rhC Rivera GIL
Gairick Saucevtho
Ougeu ~" LitLi. Women
Majestic ili~ ar sian M i:e
Victoria 'Fnc rim ba r-a.s .slt-lt 4t q. .clss
savoy ThrCe X Gordon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
49, y Rannnrd.s Cnndlllnn-

The condition u William = bapHA-
confined 10 The D,an tre Hospital h
serious illness, was reported unrhang.u y
.D,lav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
PROHIBITION JAN. 10. 1920
State Department Proclaims Rat
ihcation of Dry Amendment
To u. S. Constitution.

Hv Assoeiatod Ffeas % Ryory HveiiInF
Washington. Jan. % Ratification of
the prohibition amendment Ia the Fed
cral constitution. effective january III,
1920, wns proclaimed to-day in u ptoc.
lnmation signed NJ | 2fi m, nj the
State department hy Actine Secretary
Polk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Williams Again Named for Controller

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Jan ~ John SHELTON
Williams of Virginia Mas nominated
todd dy by President Wilson for another
tcrllh rs ontroicT of the Csass~~Sa-.A-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
BRITISH STRIKE
LAID TO WEAKNESS
OF UNION LEADERS
DO Not Dare 10 Speak Their
Mindss Says Ex.Lat1f
Minister.
BIG STRIKE SPREADING

~ tsanc.sted rress " Every Hre7iinv
b0ndou Jan - Thr Nrkr ~
the Clyde WAS repoTte,l today = "
growing more sen1us Almoet 80
The big shpyards and rnglnccrna
works are Uu thr vrrgr 4 rlpeinv
down OT arc carrying pn thor woT}
with small fofcte
The strikcre gay thaf thep- oJ,icys
y 10 remodel trade lninlsr snd
~ establish ~ = nat.pual bsse ibe
poliry of dIrr,+ action. - shrh
this strike D. ap cs9iu;lr
The leader of ~ C,la gov striker
aro said ~ he tt.ng a. hp. .p te
strike on tho Clydr a1ih ,hr striker
~ Belfast and tendon. ~ s-fhsfard
ing the difference ~ t, ur ,H
three - these Increment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CURTIS WILL CASE.
Decision in Friendly Suit Given b,
Judge W II Royce.

Judge Boycr this morning handed
down a decision ia III friendly suit
brought for a construction Of the vii Of
Adalno II Curtis 70 The effcct that the
amount received ~ tht grandson. Mlnot
Curtis Brewer. i limited 10 the $1,000
specifically bcqueathcd % him by the will
and codicil, and docs not include the
$50. 600 bequeatcd 70 his mother Sarah
Curtis Brewer, who outliycd the testator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
The Weather

Bv ASsy@atBi r~e-.S 10 Z gs- veniu.
Washington Ian e. Forecast f7r fAe',
ware
fair tonigh; anj rhursday ,omr- RAJ ot''t
t...nncratnre tonight fresh no5thwcsJ alnds
shifting 70 southwest Thursday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

Particular people choose Clover Daig-
milk ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

A feeling o security goes with Clover
49, Enllk ADV
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
CHOLEMELEY- JONES
SUCCEEDS LINDSLEY
BECOMES NEW DIRECTOR OF WAR
RISK INSURANCE BUREAU.

Washington. May 19.-R A. Chole
meley-Jones, until recently colone,
in the armys war risk insurance sec
tion in France and formerly a New
York business man. today became di
rector of the war risk insurance bu
reau, succeeding Col Hery D. Linds
ley, who retired after charging the
Treasury with interference in the de,
tails of the bureau management.
Secretary Glass i ma public state
ment has made vigorous reply to
Lindsley's charges and changes in the
bureau today are said to forecast d
thorough shakeup of the bureau, which
bears closer home relation to the
soldiers than any other agency of the
government.
Clouds of charges have been hover
ing over the bureau for months. A
Congressional investigation is expect
ed. Cholmeley-Jones is expected to
appoint a new staff of executive chiefs
since several have offered their resig.
nations as a result of Lindsley's retire
ment
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
COURT PAYS TRIBUTE
TO J. A. LITTLEJOHN
GAVE TIME TO RESOLUTION AND
ADDRESSES THIS MORNING

Judge o. T. Cover this morning
gave from eleven to two o'clock ad-
iCuInment of the superior court of
respect to the late ]. A Littlejohn,
after resolutions had been drawn and
presented to the court and two mem
bers of the local bar had made ap-
prOpriate addresses.
The committee on resolutions was
composed of Judge E. f. Stroller. At
toney NJ. NJ. Fakes. and Sheriff John
Ward. When their report was read it
was ordered spread on the minutes
of court.
Following Judge Stroller and At
torney J. Gordon Jones fade appro-
pirate addresses and the court then
adjourned till two o'clock cut of re-
spect to the late clerk who had held
the office since the county was Great
ed.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
REPUBLICANS RETURN TO PEW
Err IN BODY
APPROPRIATIONS FIRST
Peace Treaty, Railroads,
League of Nations, Suf-
frage and Prohibition to
; be Settled.

Washington, May 19.-Everything is
in readiness for the assembling of the
Reconstruction" Congress in extra
ordinary session at noon today 1t
marks the return to power of the Re-
publicans. The organization of both
the Senate and the Houses was the
p&ngiple business, followed by ad-
ioufnment in respect to the dead mem
bers.
The immediate work facing Congress
is the passage before July first of the
seven regular annual appropriation
bills which failed in the filibuster last
march.
After these will come the consider
alton of the peace treaty, the covenant
of the League of Nations, railroads,
shipping revenue, woman suffrage,
prohibition, army, navy and much 9th
er legislation.
The Senate has forty-nine Republi-
cans and forty-seven Democrats. The
new House roll lists two hundred and
thirty-eight Republicans and a hun
ttSed and eighty-nine Democrats; two
Independents; one prohibitionist and
one socialist. The four vacancies are
all in the Democratic districts.
Vice President Marshall presided in
the Senate and administered the oath
to thirteen new senators. South
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
COURT BEGINS WORK
OF MAY SESSION
Grand Jury Organizes and Takes up
Criminal Business.

Crisp superior court began the work
of the May term this morning, Judge
0. 7. Gowder presiding. The grand
jury was given d splendid and striking
charge. covering the common viola
tions of the law and the duties of the
grand jury towards the investigation
Of the county affairs.
When the body met this afternoon
b. II. Palmer was made foreman and
T. J. Royal secretary. The work OF
he body went forward Immediately
In the court minor civil matters oc-
cupied the attention of the members
of the bar, the court and juries.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
NOT LOOKING FOR
LOWER PRICES NOW
BULLETIN FEDERAL RESERVE
BOARD SAYS TEMPORARY
LEVEL"

Washington, May 19.-Prices may
not be expected to drop much in the
near future, according to indications
of reports reaching the Federal Re
serve Board. The Boards bulletin for
May says; Apparently the business
community has given up thought that
soderable reductions in prices and is
now contenting itself with the develop
mem OF trade along lines dependent
upon at least the temporary nainten-
ancc of existing levels"
Though the prices of few basic
commodities have fallen slightly.
these declines have not affected r6,
tai prices, says the review.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
DECREE CUTS OFF THE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
COURT PASSES FINAL DECREE IN
ASSOCIATED PRESS FIGHT. 4

New Yor, May l9.-The suit by the
Associated Press against the Inter-
national News Service in the federal
district court came upon the calander
today and Il decree was entered for
the plaintiff. perpetually enjoining the
international from taking, appropriat
ing or selling any news received from
or gathered by the Associated Press.
or their employees or from any bulle-
Tins issued or newspapers published
by such members.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
HEAVY Head Winds

Horta, Azores, HIay 10. ASSOCIATED
Press. Rear Admiral Pluckett on the
cruiser Rochester at Lisbon has sent
word here suggesting that the NC
join in the search for the missing
NC-3. The suggestion is believed here
to be impracticable because the
searching seaplane would be forced
back by the heavy head winds.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
NEW DETECTIVE
FORCE IN MACON
SIX OFFICERS UNDER CHARGE
sTILE,N JAIL

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''' 60 sun |" jail 'oudS ull-
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:" ","'. an" ''''''p i'"llar
''''" ''0" \i''''' e''' "llese" hol'lup
'''''" ing an "''ese" ''"llleup
"o"''''' '''o''i '''e CIVIL service com
- ''''''''''' 'o""s pro'l'o''o ''e men
= '''' '''' '''"' ~ SCI We temporarily
g" Nv Co. ''''i' 'eA"''ue' WAS
'''''''' O'''' i'le io''e an" ne was
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
MOVING AMERICAN
HEADQUARTERS NOW
FINAL PLANS FOR RETURN OF
AMERICAN TROOPS.

Paris, May 19-Gen. Tasker II
Bliss, American representative on the
supreme war council, returned to
Paris today from an inspectio of the
Rhine district.
Details of the final rehabilitation
of the American Expeditionary Force
in France were discussed today by
Gen. Pershing with President Wilson
The removal of American headquar,
ters at Chaumont is already under
way.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
EIGHTY SECOND
SUFFER INFLUENZA
TRANSPORT ARRIVES AND is
PLACED IN QUARANTINE.

Newport News, May l9.-The trans.
port Martha Washington arrived here
with more than three thousand troop
aboard, fifty.Seven of whom became i'll
with influenza after they sailed
1t vas necessary to quarantine the
vessel and prohibit friends and rela.
tives an dotncr from communicating
with the solciers, a majority of whom
are troops Of the Eighty-Second Di
vision.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
HAWKER NEARS
irish COAST ON
LONG OCEAN TRIP
4,
BRITISH AVIATOR HAS PROBA.
BLY, COMPLETED TRIP
RIVAL CONGRATULATE Him
Last Report Indicated That
Hawker Was With $50
Miles of Coast of Ireland.

London, May 19.-Harry G. Hawk
er, in his Sopwith airplane has been
sighted off Ireland, according to an
unofficial report received by the
American navy here.
The Sopwith company received a
report that Hawker was five hundred
miles off the Irish coast at three
o'clock this afternoon.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
COTTON SEED SUPPLY is
RUNNING SHORT AT MILLS

Washington, May 19.-There were
less cottonseed on hand at the mills
April thirty than at the same date last
year. while the crude oil on hand was
thirty-two ana a half million pounds
more and refined oil nearly eighty.two
million pounds less than at the same
time last year. according to the cen
sus bureaus monthly report today.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
Drafting Delays

Parsi. May 19.-The impression pre-
vailed in peace conference circles to-
day that the peace treaty with Austria
will not be presented during the cur
rent week. y
The drafting OF the document is TAX
ing longer than was anticipated. :
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
HOPE TO AVERT
POLISH CRISIS
PADEREWSKI is EXPECTED TO
PARIS THURSDAY.

Paris, May 49, Associated Press --
Premier Paderewski of Poland IS eX-
pected in Paris Thursday. Conference
circles believe the crisis in Poland
may be compromised in such Il way
that Paderewiski may retain the pre-
miership.
1t is said he may seek a release
from the promises made by Poland
raine.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
Raynham CongratuIates

st. Johns, May ia report was re-
ceived here at noon (ter thirty New
York timel that Hawker's biplane had
been sighted off the Irish coast. There
was great rejoicing and Raynham. his
rival whose transatlantic start came
to grief yesterday. Immediately cabIed
his congratulations
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
Gets Under Wav

Washington, May 19.-Promptly at
noon the extraordinary session of Con-
gress got smoothly under way with
the Republicans in the majority in
both houses. The leaders plunged into
rthe work of organization.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
Cruisers Searching

Washington, May 19.-Instructions
to use NC-4 at Horta to search for
the missing NC-3 and crew have been
sent to Read Admiral jackson at Pom
ia Delgada, according to a message
received today by the Navy Depart
ment. All destroyers west of Ponta
Delgada have been placed at Jackson's
diposal for the search.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19
AUSTRIAN PEACE
DELEGATES GET
CREDENTIALS IN
MEETING WITH ALLIES LASTED
FOUR MINUTES
PEACE TREATY DELAYED
Council of Four Considering
Turkish and Bulgarian
fairs.

St Germain-E -End-Laye. May 10. Gas
sociated Press. )-The exchange of
credentials between representatives
of the Allies and associated powers
and the Austrian delegates took place
at three twenty this afternoon. The
session lasted four minutes.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-19

NC-3 REACHES AZORES SAFELY UNDER OWN POWER;
HAWkER IS SIGHTED $50 MILES OFF COAST IRELAND
VICTOR BERRIES
is REFUSED SEAT

Washington. May Is. When
the name OF Victor Berger, Of
Wisconsin. was called in the
IIcuse as the new members
We're sworn in, his right to the
scat was challenged according
to plan. Berger is appealing
from a wartime conviction un-
der the espionage act. Speaker
Gill"tt directed him to stand
aside and refused to recognize
him.